Sentence examples for later are equally from inspiring English sources

Plans to liberalise Britain's archaic drinking laws by allowing pubs to close later are equally troubled.Ministers hope that late opening will curb alcohol-related violence by preventing thousands of drunks being ejected on to the streets at the same time.

According to this view, it is irrational to prefer a smaller immediate good to a greater future good, because now and later are equally parts of one life.

The pair who joined her ten minutes later were equally uninspired.

The Kedareshvara temple, built about a century later, is equally excellent.

The second goal seven minutes later was equally slick, Miguel Britos's poor clearance punished instantly as Özil skipped to the goalline and played in Giroud for a stylishly-enacted tap-in.

The former Southampton forward is yet to play in a World Cup match, having been a shock selection as a raw talent in Sven-Goran Eriksson's 2006 squad for Germany, while his omission by Fabio Capello four years later was equally surprising.

The 32-run victory over Sri Lanka a few days later was equally as impressive and means South Africa go into the Super Eights as one of the teams to beat.

Later developments are equally delicious, like the early Victorian avenues west of the centre, and north up the hill around Crowhurst Road and west of London Road.

The image of Mariana used by Tennyson and the later works are equally of a woman who is weary.

I say the most important because while the Mac Classic, iMac, and later, the iPhone, are equally as prestigious to some, I think that the iPod was a watershed moment.

Of course, later-model Boxsters are equally desirable, but they are also more expensive.