Sentence examples for later chiefly from inspiring English sources
Heading the administration of Pomerania from March 1918 to April 1919, Michaelis was later chiefly engaged in Protestant church organizations and projects for student welfare.
With them was a young fiddler, Dale Troy "Stoney" Cooper, who took the job, he confessed later, chiefly in order to hang out with three attractive teenage girls.
But that accelerated motion is properly measured against time is an idea enabled only later, chiefly through his failure to find any satisfactory dependence on place and specific gravity.
Trenchard seriously considered the offer but declined it by letter two days later, chiefly because he felt that the job required a degree of tact which he would have been unable to supply.
Ed Dorn's poetry fits roughly into three periods: the early, Black Mountain-influenced poems; the long poem in four parts, alternately titled "Gunslinger" and "Slinger"; and the later poems, chiefly epigrammatic, satiric and political.
Elon Musk has done rather well for himself and has leveraged his PayPal fortune to fund his later ventures, chiefly among them Tesla and SpaceX, which successfully sent a private spacecraft to resupply the International Space Station.
In his later years he chiefly worked for the Kamakura shogunate, producing many portrait sculptures.
It had been considered that these were later imitations, made chiefly in Japan, and that carving pictorial designs in lacquer was first practiced in the Ming dynasty.
The Indo-Iranian element in later Hinduism is chiefly found in the ceremony of initiation, or "second birth" (upanayana), a rite also found in Zoroastrianism.
This kind of an equestrian career became standardized only under Claudius I; but Augustus began the system and, by his use of equites in responsible posts, founded the imperial civil service, which later was headed chiefly by them.
Later it was remembered chiefly for its ballet, Dance of the Hours, but it returned to the repertory of Italian opera houses in the 1950s.
