Sentence examples for later and focus from inspiring English sources

"You really have to zone everything else out," he would say later, "and focus on that movement".

The two-part play will be the eighth Harry Potter story ("19 years later"), and focus on Harry's son, Albus.

Many agree that cultural shifts, such as women getting married later and focusing on education or work, play a big role.

Even if the first writer recognition systems have been evaluated mainly with Latin languages, different systems have emerged later and focused to other scripts.

The development of AMI services started some years later and focused on arranging primary percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) in a timely fashion, making agreements concerning pre-hospital diagnosis, arranging direct transfers to catheterisation laboratories (bypassing general hospitals and emergency departments), and post-intervention patient management.

If one ignores the averaged resulting values at later ages and focuses on the first 40 years of the function, then one can see a reminiscence bump, which is located in the same period as the function when one divides the observed values by the predicted values (Fig.  4).

After this period, the averaged resulting values deviated more from 0. If one ignored the averaged resulting values at later ages and focused on the first 40 years of the function, then one could see a reminiscence bump, which was located in the same period as the average function when one divided the observed values by the predicted values.

A consultation gets under way in the town later and will focus on the future of the rock and the surrounding waterfront area.

In fact the full impact of our work only became clear when the pressure subsided as the trials went on, even more so when I got home 9 months later and could focus from a greater distance.

Set aside the last three, which he made later as souvenir gifts, and focus on comparing the two that went to his two secretaries.

It's been a while since we've heard anything about Lytro (other than nearly grabbing a Crunchie (I voted for them)), the camera where you shoot now and focus later.