Sentence examples for later even more from inspiring English sources

It was, he told me later, even more awkward than most first dates.

Maybe a hundred-and-seventy-pound Rocky really could beat Clubber Lang, or, later, even more improbably, Ivan Drago.

Thereafter, though its audience grew, especially in the United States, through radio broadcasts and later even more so through telecasts, it became pure spectacle.

When it opened in 1932, it was mundanely called the Diagonal Highway then, later, even more mundanely, renamed the Newark-Jersey City Viaduct.

He was wedded to his art; Webb to her magazine work and later, even more passionately, to her role as editor at Puffin, the Penguin children's book imprint, which was phenomenally successful.

There is truth in that – when Titian was working on a later, even more sensual nude, the patron was assured it would "make the Venus of Urbino look like a nun".

That problem was not adequately solved until November 2012, and the script would later require even more significant revisions after that point.

Three weeks later produced even more drama.

A standing ovation followed, as did, an inning later, an even more impressive escape act.

The band's later membership even more clearly reflected its international orientation.

Also successful was the later and even more unconventional Astérix series.