Sentence examples for interested later from inspiring English sources

Perhaps you could give that cute member of the opposite sex your Jangl number at the bar, but if you're questioning their desirability you might as well give them a fake number and call them yourself if interested later.

Booth is particularly interested in later graffiti that seems to respond to or comment on the earlier inscriptions.

He added that anyone interested in later watching this performance of "The Trip to Bountiful" would see what it was like from "10th row center orchestra".

But she persisted — less interested, she later said, in the money than in the prestige of authorship — and when Virginia Kirkus, an editor of children's books at Harper & Brothers, received a new version of the material, now recast as a novel aimed at readers between the ages of eight and twelve, she bought it.

The Wrights approached the British, who at first were greatly interested but later on decided to support their own airplane research.

The other issue is that VC firms will be more interested in later stage companies, plus drive valuations lower, and cherry-picking the startups they want to work with.

This goes to show that international investors peeking into emerging markets are less active in seed rounds, and more interested in later-stage rounds once a company has better demonstrated its worth.

What later interested investigators was the odometer on the Chevette.

"I got some people who are interested," he said later.

"All kinds of people are getting interested," Mr. Lyons said later, adding, with an uncharacteristic grumble: "It's annoying!

Democrats discount such early polls, arguing that their core voters historically become interested in campaigns later than Republicans.