Sentence examples for later deep into from inspiring English sources

Roughly a thousand courses later, deep into our desserts, the sommelier returned to our table.

Later, deep into her game, she rapped Ice Cube's first verse from N.W.A.'s "Gangsta Gangsta," reminding you of two things about that song: that it was funny, and that it was seductive.

I saw these pilgrims later, deeper into Tibet.

Virginia Tech later drove deep into Dukes territory twice, but the first drive ended when Tyrod Taylor's fourth-down pass to Jarrett Boykin in the end zone was broken up by Leavander Jones, and on the Hokies' next series, Darren Evans fumbled at the Dukes' 19.

Thirty years later and deep into the age of cellphones and iPods, the portable soundtrack is a given in city life, although some of the conceptual pieces in "Design and the Elastic Mind" suggest that we're still adjusting to this new reality.

A few years later, already deep into studying space junk, she was thrilled to discover the work of the late scholar William Rathje, who, like most archeologists, believed that one person's trash is another's treasure, and that studying rubbish can challenge received ideas about what has value and why.

He returned to the subject a few years later, digging deeper into the story by profiling three of the program's prominent players for a new book, The Away Game: The Epic Search for Soccer's Next Superstars.

Those planes were under the command of Adolf Hitler, a corporal in France during World War I, who later reached deeper into the bowels of hell searching for more sophisticated forms of savagery.

Three weeks later, I was deep into good crazy, courtesy primarily of Norman, the captain.

In his account of his return 20 years later, he reaches deep into the heart of the nation by letting Ethiopians tell their own story.

A few months later, I was deep into writing the fourth Night School book, Resistance, and looking for a distraction, when I started idly researching medieval texts on demonology and magic.