Sentence examples for later beacon from inspiring English sources

Many lawsuits and one heck of a great April Fools joke later, Beacon stands as Facebook's biggest stumble to date.

Two months later Beacon Hill's clearing broker, Bear Stearns, stated in its annual credit review that the two funds had assets worth only $257 million.

A week later Beacon contacted its investors and said that Bristol and Safe Harbor had each lost a lesser amount, 25% of their value.

Only four weeks later, Beacon's privacy violations had thrown it into a PR tailspin.

Days later, Beacon Press published "A Twist of Faith: An American Christian's Quest to Help Orphans in Africa".

What is also historic is that it began its life as part of the Catholic church, later becoming a beacon in the Church of England when Henry VIII split from the Church of Rome in 1534.

Later in 2008 Beacon was lucky enough to collaborate with The Power Writers, which was directly connected to Broadway's Spring Awakening.

Eventually Facebook did cave on Beacon, but later they just repackaged it and called it Open Graph.

On April 3, 2004, he was traded to the Dodgers for Franklin Gutiérrez and a player to be named later (Andrew Brown); the Akron Beacon Journal later reported that manager Eric Wedge had insisted that Bradley be traded.

More than a century and a half later, the building was a beacon of the ambition of Guardian Media Group (GMG).

Later that night, at the Beacon, Douglas had his customary solo session, at the start of which he commented on the dark side of noticing exquisite detail.