Sentence examples for later conceived from inspiring English sources

Maeve was born 37 weeks later: conceived along with the Irish state you might say, she was a true daughter of the Rising.

Flexner, who later conceived of the Institute for Advanced Study, in Princeton, found that some schools were not even offering the courses they claimed to teach.

Treated at first as a purely metaphysical quality, phlogiston was later conceived as a material substance having weight and, sometimes, negative weight.

Michael Kinsley, a former editor of The New Republic and Harper's who later conceived and edited the online magazine Slate, has been named editorial and opinion editor of The Los Angeles Times, the newspaper announced yesterday.

Eleven years older than Michael and Matthew, she and Darin, who was born in 1968, were the children of Allen Hull, who some years later conceived the twins during a brief relationship with their mother, Wendy Dickman.

Some other codes were eliminated because they were later conceived "redundant" and "marginal" (these two terms were drawn from Lewins and Silver 2007, p. 100).

Juvenal, more than a century later, conceives the satirist's role differently.

In cases of extreme need, reversal of both female and male sterilization has been attempted, with more than 50 percent of patients later conceiving children.

Google's founders, Sergey Brin and Larry Page, followed suit a couple of decades later, conceiving of their now-ubiquitous search engine in a friend's rented garage in 1998.

A few days later, he conceived an app called Jump Rope.

Later he conceived the skull with crossbones and crossed-out eyes that helps to identify his work.