Sentence examples for later a bit of from inspiring English sources

Hours later, a bit of racing history transpired: Secretariat recorded one of the most dominant performances in sports, winning the Belmont Stakes and capturing racing's first Triple Crown since 1948.

Rutherford remembered her days as a star with fondness and, even years later, a bit of disbelief .I went to the studio every day like kids today go to Disneyland," she told The New York Times in 1972 .To me those years were never-never land, save the frosting on the cake for last, make it all last forever," she added.

A few phone calls later, a bit of begging, and I had my reservation.

According to one of Ruth's biographers, Jim Reisler, "why Frazee needed cash in 1919 and large infusions of it quickly is still, more than 80 years later, a bit of a mystery".

A little later, after a bit of crowd thinning, the pianist Wayne Horvitz started up an excellent set with his band Sweeter Than the Day.

But later that night, after a bit of googling, it occurred to me what he had really done.

Was only moderately good-looking early, and later became a bit of a fright.

She divorced Granger, married the director Richard Brooks, and later became a bit of a drinker.

It's evident that, though she later became a bit of a Mrs. Bennet, Elinor was then a lust object for him.

Four years later, in a bit of gamesmanship, the owners Michael Tabor and Derrick Smith entered a colt named Spanish Chestnut to be the "rabbit" for his stable mate, the late running Bandini.

A Peruvian native who immigrated as a child to Queens, New York, Suzanne had somehow (factor in two marriages) moved to Texas, then got into trouble with cocaine and later did a bit of time for violating parole.