Sentence examples for later a front from inspiring English sources

A little later, a front of cooler weather moved into Victoria.

Two days later, a cold front steered the system to the southeast, absorbing it after Christelle became extratropical on January 11.

Aitkenhead later gave a front-row account when Julie Burchill began a much-publicised affair with another woman.

The paper later ran a front-page correction clarifying that Mr. Tyson said he had not used drugs on the yacht.

Mr. Aillagon sat through the bombardment in uncomfortable silence, but he responded a few days later in a front-page article in Le Monde.

The local paper, Carlisle News and Star, ran the story with the headline "Knighton: Aliens spoke to me" and later ran a front-page apology for publishing it.

In 1998 and 1999, he was a vice president of a small Islamic charity that an F.B.I. agent later testified was "a front organization to funnel money to terrorists".

In the New York sections, I've partnered Nat with his real-life American mentor Jack Thompson, who got him to America and whose Foundation turned out later to be a front for the CIA.

Two weeks later, a second cold front rolled through the city, and the day dawned clear.

Two minutes later, a scramble in front of the goal ended with the ball in the back of the net after a Chinese defender deflected it in for an own goal.

Two minutes later, a scramble in front of the American goal was defended equally poorly, and after five United States players had chances to clear but failed, Marie-Laure Delie drilled a shot in from 6 yards to stun the American fans in the small crowd at Hampden Park.