Sentence examples for later any from inspiring English sources

Actually there was not, either in the 1890s or later, any single Progressive movement.

A spokeswoman for Mrs. Clinton said later, "Any praise from Nelson Mandela is a high honor".

Her mother, Kirsten, grinned too, but said later: "Any cut to education funding is a concern to me.

Ten years later, any consensus that existed about the appropriate role of religion in public ceremonies marking a monumental American trauma has fallen apart.

But nearly seven decades later, any mention of Papa's ball field still opens a torrent of memories and a toothy white smile.

Later – any readerly sophistication in tatters – I found myself wondering what Greenwell might have left out from his own experience in order to maintain the novel's insistent melancholy.

The evangelicals later disavowed any intent to inspire the bill.

He apparently changed his mind later; in any event, he announced his retirement just before Christmas.

(He later denied any such confusion and said that he had been "riffing").

Sooner or later, like any backroom arrangement, the bargain is liable to break down.

He spent a year in federal prison, but later denied any wrongdoing.