Sentence examples for later beginning with from inspiring English sources

Official government licensing of architects and engineers, a goal of these societies, was not realized until much later, beginning with the Illinois Architects Act of 1897.

Barack Obama is to begin his own PR campaign over action against Syria later, beginning with a round of US TV interviews later today.

(Twenty years later, beginning with "Every Man for Himself," Godard suggested an utterly new way of confronting and making use of the cinematic heritage without aping it).

Women dominate the 20-minute "Heidi 2," which picks up the story a generation later, beginning with a gory birth scene.

A constitutional right of privacy was divined only later, beginning with the theories of Louis D. Brandeis, who became a Supreme Court justice, and was drawn from "penumbral" rights of freedom of speech and the feeling of security in one's home, he said.

The Third, from two decades later, begins with the note A blasting repeatedly in various registers and accelerating until a takeoff tempo is achieved.

Later versions, beginning with the AIM-9L, were fitted with more sophisticated seekers sensitive to a broader spectrum of radiation.

Most of the later cars, beginning with Ernst Fuchs's, in 1982, were production models, not made for the track.

But they didn't dive right in — they warmed up with some later numbers, beginning with the rather boring "Hallowed Ground".

At about 2.8 AU from the Sun, between Mars and Jupiter, the asteroids were later discovered, beginning with Ceres in 1801.

Montale's later works, beginning with La bufera e altro (1956; The Storm, and Other Poems), were written with increasing skill and a personal warmth that his earlier works had lacked.