Sentence examples for later assist from inspiring English sources

(He was aboard the U.S.S. Saratoga in the Pacific as part of the elite Naval Aviation Photographic Unit, headed by Edward Steichen, and would later assist Steichen with the "Family of Man" exhibit at MOMA, in 1954).

Saratoga in the Pacific as part of the elite Naval Aviation Photographic Unit, headed by Edward Steichen, and would later assist Steichen with the "Family of Man" exhibit at MOMA, in 1954).

By 1961 they had two children, who would later assist with play-testing D&D.

Dr. Saudek hired a research technician, Mrs. Kimberly Loman, who would later assist with human studies and serve as a diabetes nurse educator.

Thus, it seems that the organization of tubulin at specific sites into macromolecular MTs, such as occurs at the synaptic inputs of animal neurons and the MT-organizing centers of plant cells (see later), assist in the orchestration of OR events as well as the generation of beat frequencies, such as those of 40Hz recorded by EEG.

DiMaio later assisted on Kamensky's power-play goal.

Pelé scored the game's first goal and later assisted on a goal by CARLOS ALBERTO.

De Kruif later assisted Sinclair Lewis on Lewis's 1925 novel, "Arrowsmith," itself based loosely on the institute.

He later assisted Billy Baldwin in decorating the Onassis house on the island of Skorpios and his yacht.

She later assisted on the Americans' final goal, by the speedy Sydney Leroux in the 89th minute.

Levinson later assisted in drafting the Kellogg-Briand Pact (1928), which "outlawed" war in a legal sense.