Sentence examples for given the later from inspiring English sources

Understandably, given the later popularity of showgirl dancing, Mr. Crivelli and his team were wary of presenting a parody.

They married in 1952 and his subsequent jobs included private eye and (astonishingly, given the later efforts of the Berkshire police to keep him off the road) driving instructor.

Given the later civil war between Sir Alan Walters, her economics adviser, and Nigel Lawson, it is interesting to find that she initially wanted to establish a Gordon Brown-style Council of Economic Advisers, but this came to nothing in the face of Treasury hostility.

Olney and Wolfert make a ragout of this bulking meat, but, delicious as it is, this seems an unnecessary faff given the later slow cooking involved – browning it well for flavour, as Fearnley-Whittingstall, Luard and David suggest, is sufficient (David roasts it, but it is far easier to do this in a hot pan, especially given all the duck fat you'll have knocking about).

All in all, it looks like a remarkably prescient decision given the later loss of most Maya books.

He concedes it didn't make the most objective sense, given the later writeoff: "I sure wouldn't take that decision back, but I understand why people criticize it".

SHIPPING lines give the later hours mixed grades.

And that early sweetness gives the later horror its awful emotional kick.

Sure, he could have done the running without the premature celebration, but that mistake gave the later action its drama, and made its grace all the more surprising.

Edwards looks in great detail at the process of self-examination and the commitment to theological enquiry which give the later work a new and formidable gravity.

Theresa LePore, the election supervisor here, was given the machine later that day.