Sentence examples for course later on from inspiring English sources

And then of course, later on, there were additional troops, and General Petraeus said that the surge would not have worked, and the Anbar Awakening would not have taken place, successfully, if they hadn't had an increase in the number of troops".

"And then, of course, later on, when you're having your drink".

And then, of course, later on she did have a child in office — announced a tax package live from her couch while holding her 10-day-old baby.

Of course, later on he broke off on his own, especially in those ways that he so drastically reimagined and reorganized the traditional classical form of the first movement".

Acquiring this information now will save you from having to radically revise the course later on, or stepping on another faculty's toes.

And then of course, later on, it creeps in my brain, and I'm like, 'maybe I should have done a background vocal on that'.

This is not a bad lesson for high school students and the rest of us who may need refresher courses later on.

A distinct, transient cell population, namely the migratory mass, courses later on in apposition to the developing olfactory nerve.

"I remember Roy [London, her acting teacher] used to joke 'Did we ever work on sexy Sherilyn?' and I said 'Of course not.' Later on in the show some of the other girls started doing what they thought I was doing, but I was never trying to be sexy.

Many of the individuals who completed the course later went on to lead or play significant roles in their respective ministries/countries; the relationships established during the course fostered the growth of informal, inter-governmental networks and future collaboration.

Later on, of course, Humpty Dumpty had a great fall.