Sentence examples for later acquiesced from inspiring English sources

Mr. Esser initially resisted the takeover, the largest in history, but later acquiesced.

Few writers refused to have their photographs taken, Mr. Silin said, while some refused and then later acquiesced.

The Clinton administration later acquiesced in a version of the bill passed by the Senate, but President Clinton has not said whether he would sign the measure that emerged last week from a conference committee of the House and the Senate.

Agnès — who, as a woman, cannot read — nervously complains that it is in prose, with no illustrations, as Boy calmly announces his work is done; all the while the Protector, silently reading of his betrayal by both his wife and the Boy, disintegrates emotionally, later acquiescing, with trembling voice, in her plea that he read the page aloud.

ENI of Italy publicly bristled at the state's intrusion, Monaldi said, but the company later quietly acquiesced, deciding it was better to remain in Venezuela.

Three hours later, he acquiesced, provided she earned an MBA from Southern Methodist University by night.

Even if you are preaching to the choir, the argument also loses some of its rhetorical force when the government later quietly acquiesces to doing the thing they earlier wrote off as morally disgusting.

A month later, the National Portrait Gallery acquiesced in a joint decision with The Sackler Trust.

A few hours later, Rogen acquiesced.

Jarvis, who later said "Billet abused Willie," acquiesced and Billet went three for seven from 3-point territory with Cook defending him.

The request from a faraway student magazine must have arrived a day or two later, and to this he acquiesced, giving up part of his weekend to answer questions posed by a raw youth.