Sentence examples for for something later from inspiring English sources

There'll be no excuses and no need to save any vital energy for something later.

And it's totally tablet and phone-ready, with a mobile web site set up so you can click through a Facebook news feed story while on the go and be paying for something seconds later.

In other words, the most common reason we save today is to pay for something much later (i.e.: retirement).

His father told him that the company "would certainly go bankrupt, but it would be good training for something serious later on".

for example if he says want to do something later today?

This probably wouldn't satisfy venture capitalists looking for something they can later take to the bank.

The act of punching in a pin as a promise to pay for something at a later date is, on the other hand, intangible.

Should a team challenge that stolen base in the fourth inning, knowing it might need it for something more critical later?

The fact that Arbus's "life's outline isn't terribly unfamiliar" and that there is "nothing terribly spectacular" about certain of her memories primes us for something "terrifically extraordinary" later.

Alfred Hitchcock turned down a C.B.E. in 1962, but perhaps he was angling for something better — he was later made a Knight Commander of the British Empire.

With the meat in a pile to one side, and the eggs in another, the scene was a visual aid for something Campbell would say later.