Sentence examples for later describe a from inspiring English sources

My mum would later describe a similar moment for her, at art school, when friends would club together and buy a bottle of wine with which to sit and play the latest Billie Holiday single over and over: "dangerous and irresistible," she called Billie's songs – and this was it exactly – Blonde on Blonde was dangerous and irresistible, and it still is.

The US state department later described a "specific and immediate threat".

The victim fled, and witnesses later described a surreal, frightening sight.

A report two months later described a more calculated assault: The planting of a roadside bomb in another northern area.

Father Brian D'Arcy, a close friend who prayed with the fighter before every bout, later described a boxer unhappy within himself on the morning of the contest.

Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill later described a complex mechanism that he said Al Barakaat used to provide secret financing to Al Qaeda.

Philby later described "a genuine mental block that stubbornly resisted the belief that respected members of the establishment could do such things".

"This," Griffey said later, describing a scene of 150 members of the news media poised in front of him, "is not normal".

I added an update a day later describing a chart of the "climate alarmism machine" created in response by an Australian blogger.

She later describes a not-for-profit organization, which she hosts financial literacy seminars for called, Dressed for Success.

He later described a recent meeting at the White House with Trump as "very positive," adding that "no one called anybody an ignorant slut or anything".