Sentence examples for later are beginning from inspiring English sources

Aid workers say a few Syrians, 25 years later, are beginning to try the same route.

Ms Prior said Digby was "none the worse for wear" although, several hours later, was beginning to smell of dirty river water.

"Now" can mean "later" so long as the "later" is beginning "now".

But three and a half years later, we are beginning to turn the corner.

Its main business is putting his own dazzling pianism on display, and though the distinctive voice and quirky harmonic style that would ring out in his later music are beginning to coalesce here, Scriabin still has a foot in Chopin's world.

Thousands of years later, we are beginning to understand exactly how health and age affect muscle, and we are now on the cusp of translating that knowledge into medical research and practice.

But, only a few weeks later, the prospects are beginning to look as grim as ever.

But he later added, "We are beginning to find ourselves in the middle of something that we don't know an awful lot about".

An hour later, they were beginning their second Martinis at a student bar.

An hour or so later, things were beginning to wind down.

It was a sentence that had puzzled me on my first reading, when being married seemed far off; twenty-five years later, I was beginning to understand it.