Sentence examples for have gone later from inspiring English sources

If it is as quick to incorporate new information as the "Moneyball is dead" crowd believe, then relatively young high-school players should have been picked higher than ever in the 2012 draft, while comparatively old ones should have gone later than ever.The fact that Mr Correa went first overall is strong evidence in favour of this theory.

Students who had gone later waited a lot longer -- some till 3 55 a.m., when the last ballot was cast.

One solution to the lack of control over time due to reliance on other people to perform or help with household tasks is to find strategies to reduce this lack of control: I've got a piece of dust over here and I thought, 'I will get that thing [mini-sweeper] out when [interviewer] has gone later on this afternoon'.

Tebow was drafted in the first round two years ago by Josh McDaniels, who was then Denver's coach, to the surprise of many around the league who thought he should have gone much later.

And t's not as if Facebook couldn't have gone public later on, if there was a moment when it really did need the money (for acquisitions or the like).

Before the streaming era, if you found yourself watching a movie or TV show with a great soundtrack, you may have gone out later to buy the CD.

That the same man should have gone on years later to paint some of the greatest landscapes influenced by Divisionism, also known as Pointillism, is one of the paradoxes of Impressionism.

(He said it should have gone to Bill Bailey, later his co-star in Black Books, and a man who describes him as "a real, old-fashioned wit in the Swiftian mode").

Hull then should have gone ahead moments later when Jelavic exploited more poor defending but the Croatia striker headed his effort inches past the keeper's right-hand post.

"I would have gone higher," he said later to a crush of cameras.

He could get scholarships, he could have gone abroad and, slightly later, he was writing for newspapers on all sorts of subjects.