Sentence examples for histories later from inspiring English sources

Lacking sacred texts or oral histories, later generations of penguins were at least spared the harrowing ancestral memory of the earlier disasters.

Fabulous Histories (later known as The Story of the Robins), Trimmer's most popular work, was first published in 1786, and remained in print until the beginning of the 20th century.

History later vindicated his advocacy of flexible exchange rates.

That attack had been textbook — "operationally routine," as a classified Army history later put it.

There will be time enough to explain the cruelties of history later, I figure.

That attack had been textbook—"operationally routine," as a classified Army history later put it.

(It presumes that those not knowledgeable about the politics can keep up with the breakneck drama and familiarize themselves with the history later).

Two league title wins and perhaps the most expensively-assembled squad in English football history later, and the balance has tipped in City's favour.

Smetanina's 10 Olympic medals were the most won by a female athlete in Winter Olympic history; later Stefania Belmondo and Marit Bjørgen, both of whom were also cross-country skiers, tied her record.

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