Sentence examples for later gain from inspiring English sources

The words exploded from Gerald's brother Lawrence, then 23, who would later gain fame as the author of "The Alexandria Quartet".

The European Union mission has moved forward with plans to place its monitors in the buffer zone, hoping to later gain access to South Ossetia.

"You're the Pepsi generation," Mr. Jackson sang, and moonwalked with a young Alfonso Ribiero, who would later gain stardom as Carlton Banks on the sitcom "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air".

And though the blogosphere as a whole lags behind, a relative handful of blog sites are the quickest to pick up on things that later gain wide attention on the Web, led by Hot Air and Talking Points Memo.

As he became part of the downtown scene, he grew curious about some of the uptown parties he had heard about from people like Fred Brathwaite, who would later gain fame as the host of "Yo! MTV Raps" in 1988.

The thinking, Afghan officials said, was that the Afghans could later gain an advantage in negotiations with the Pakistani government by offering to back off their support for the militants.

THE COUNTESS," a drama about a sensational sex scandal involving three prominent Victorians -- John Ruskin, the most famous art critic of his day; John Everett Millais, Ruskin's protege and an artist who would later gain his own fame, and Euphemia Gray, the beautiful Scotswoman who came between them -- has quietly defied theatrical convention.

The facilities at Fitche are basic – sparsely furnished classrooms, a handful of computers and two demonstration areas equipped with plastic dolls – but for the students, the theoretical instruction they receive here is the essential foundation for the practical experience they later gain at health posts and centres.