Sentence examples for example for later from inspiring English sources
Perhaps, but it also recalls an American poet still setting an example for later generations, Elizabeth Bishop.
Thutmose set the example for later kings, who likewise assigned their crown princes to Memphis, where they were schooled in the military arts.
The WRKY proteins in model plant A. thaliana (hereafter called Arabidopsis) have set a good example for later researchers to study the transcription factor family.
Check out the "TIPS" section for an agenda example for later meetings.
Site co-founder Ali A Moiz told me that for example, later today there will be a survey for 16 to 24 year old females from Hello Kitty.
Some modifications were made to already-existing patterns -- designing a flat bottom, for example, and, later, a "cave nest" for burrowing animals.
His example was particularly fruitful for later French sculptors such as Charles Despiau, Aristide Maillol, and Antoine Bourdelle.
He urged Americans to conserve food to aid postwar Europe — with "meatless Tuesdays," for example — setting the tone for later presidents, who would also use TV to directly appeal to Americans for support and even sacrifice.
Phoenician inscriptions from the 10th century BCE do not indicate matres lectiones in the middle or the end of a word, for example לפנ and ז for later לפני and זה, similarly to the Hebrew Gezer Calendar, which has for instance שערמ for שעורים and possibly ירח for.
Although this was intended as no more than a restatement of the party line, it upset a lot of people by its brutal and hectoring tone – the Bishop of Oxford, for example, wrote later to his clergy: "I apologise for the tone of the letter … It was written by committee and that is always bad news".
It may be possible, for example, to build a system that enables the provision of opportunities for those strongly oriented toward clinical practice, even after they have left for a clinical practice position, for example, to later return to public health administration agencies.
