Sentence examples for later by one from inspiring English sources

I only found one clear-cut news story about a lonely, Liz Lemon esque choking death: In 2007, a guy in England who lived alone choked to death on a dried apricot and was found later by one of his kids.

In 1942, they took two boys on a camping adventure trip to the isle of Jura, in the Hebrides, which was recalled 65 years later by one of the participants as having had a profoundly positive effect on his life.

It was pointed out to her later by one of Hockney's assistants.

The story is told in flashback years later by one of the sons (Mr. McConaughey) to a federal agent.

George Osborne flatly denied on Sunday that a housing bubble is forming, only to be contradicted hours later by one of his Tory predecessors.

Research rooms surrounded a large central area, where a blackboard filled an entire wall and long tables and chairs filled the middle, according to a monograph written later by one of the post-docs.

Suspicions that these defendants had been maltreated in jail were reinforced later on by one woman's claim that her father one of the defendants—had indeed been tortured.

Later, one-by-one the survivors die in strange ways.

The owners, as expected, added three years to the two years Selig has left on his five-year term and later, one by one, paraded to the microphone at a news conference to extol the virtues of their leader.

Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, also known as Madiba, was born Rolihlahla Mandela on July 18 , 1918 in Mvezo, South Africa; the name Nelson was later added by one of his teachers.

A small effigy of a referee appeared on the front door of Paterno's home and was later joined by one of Paterno, but he continued to feign surprise about the totems.