Sentence examples for later exchanges from inspiring English sources

The opening 45 minutes was their best for some time and it was their willingness to take a few risks, something their supporters will always tolerate, that explained, in part, why they lost their structure during the later exchanges.

It contained a disturbingly undocumented attack on the Op-Ed columnist Paul Krugman that Okrent could not justify in later exchanges, and his postscript in the book is too grudging.

Despite intervals of relative quiet, the Jewish population of Palestine was never entirely out of harm's way; but his mother's terrified response to the danger in Germany, years after his own prescient repudiations, left a bitter imprint on many of his later exchanges.

In later exchanges on the NHS, Ms Wood told Mr Miliband Labour's record on running the service in Wales was "not good, you know".

Although several later exchanges were made, the lack of progress saw the British Government inform the Australian Prime Minister on 14 November 1944 that no further communications would be made on the loss of Centaur.

The clade founded by an LGT donor may have subsequently had its species membership obfuscated by later exchanges of genetic material, yielding an unnatural assemblage of nomenclatural tags (species labels) in a presumed lineage.

A week later, after exchanging a few texts, Mr. Das Mann and Ms. Benner agreed to meet when she was visiting family in the Bay Area for the holidays.

However, some were later exchanged or sold.

The border guards themselves were later exchanged for other officers.

But a later exchange in the House of Lords clarified the point.

Despite his five-year banishment, Su remained friendly toward Wang, later exchanging poems with him.