Sentence examples for later friend from inspiring English sources

The jurist Edward Coke had been his patron during his youth; the poet John Milton was a later friend.

His was a hungry man's hard-hearted view of life, more like Merle Haggard's conservatism than like his later friend Edmund Burke's.

A later friend and landlady, Virginia Cunard, told Valerie Grove for her exemplary biography (now reissued as The Life and Loves of Laurie Lee) that "the telephone never stopped ringing for Laurie.

And it is certainly true, as a later friend, Christopher Hollis, wrote in his obituary of Sassoon, that "his earlier and in many ways less deep work is better known".

He didn't have the easiest time there but doesn't want to discuss it, waving it away with a grin and saying: "Maybe I'll tell you about it later, friend.

His 1952 visit there prompted him to revise his view of "Anti-Semite and Jew," a book by his elder associate (and, later, friend) Jean-Paul Sartre, which argued that Jewish identity is inseparable from the anti-Semite's conception of Jews.

A few days later friends at her Stanford University dorm surprised her with a beer bath.

Later, friends in Europe hug their lovers, live their lives - then slowly fade away.

Five days later, friends and aides persuaded Mr. Wills to write a letter to the community and move on.

Later, friends sent him to a preparatory school in Elizabethtown, New Jersey, and in the autumn of 1773 he entered King's College (later Columbia) in New York.

Later, friends from the 987th Signal Company joined as well.