Sentence examples for later encouraged from inspiring English sources

A producer, Todd Black, later encouraged him to turn his story into a screenplay.

Hall later encouraged him to appear in the West End, mainly in revues.

At about that same time, he met playwright Thornton Wilder, who became his mentor and later encouraged him to write.

Protests in Seattle in 1999 and in Genoa two years later encouraged more uses of the term, as did global trade negotiations in 2006.

She shared his interest in working out and later encouraged him to leave Ohio State and study where she earned her degree, Otterbein College in Westerville.

While Erbakan's first party, National Order, was banned for fomenting fundamentalism, the authorities later encouraged him to try again, seeing him as a counterweight to leftist parties.

She spoke with literary agent Lucianne Goldberg, who would later encourage her to tape Monica Lewinsky, about collaborating on a book about Foster's death, but decided against the project.

The nurse warns against smoking and alcohol and drug abuse, and later encourages breast-feeding and good nutrition, while coaxing mothers to cuddle their children and read to them.

He also gave alarmingly mixed messages on a supremely important management question, making tough noises to anti-European ministers before later encouraging them to believe they could campaign as they pleased.

Her handwritten memoir, hidden in the wall, inspires him to escape the camp, and later encourages Evey in her own ultimate act of defiance during her apparent incarceration by the state.

Mr. Greenspan also helped shape Mr. Clinton's approach to fiscal policy by stiffening his resolve to reduce the federal budget deficit and later encouraging him to use the surplus to pay down the national debt.