Sentence examples for later fed from inspiring English sources

This questioning was later fed by reading too many existential philosophers in college.

Some of the meat was later fed to lions at the zoo.

Guiltily, we returned early to the lodge, but were glad to discover later that our catch had gone into a delicious soup that later fed not only us but the entire staff.

Mr. Johnson's Great Society and War on Poverty programs, though popular at the time, later fed the resentments of white working-class voters who deserted the Democratic Party in the 1970s and 1980s.

Mr Miliband's nervous acceptance speech on the day of his victory did not fill activists with confidence, and David's much better valedictory effort two days later fed an unmistakable mood of regret at the conference (even among the minority present who had actually backed Ed).

That claim was so deeply accepted by the troops that they packed gas masks and spent much of the critical first weeks looking for unconventional weapons, rather than controlling looters, which was one of the Iraqi grievances that later fed an insurgency.

It can later feed the clumps to larvae back at its hive.

Many argue not much: a real appreciation in China will sooner or later feed into American inflation, in one of two ways.

While most of Victor's infractions were the usual assortment of delinquent behavior resulting in detentions, a couple of incidents would later feed the profile of him as a potential bomber.

In this view, the weak economy should be welcomed for the discipline it imposes, forcing a paring back of unsustainable spending, while building up savings that can finance investment and later feed healthy economic growth.

MOSCOW — A riverboat filled with families cruising on the Volga River sank on Sunday, and about 100 people were missing hours later, feeding fears that the episode could be the country's worst such accident in recent history.