Sentence examples for later getting there from inspiring English sources

No wonder the Spaniard colonists never found Machu Picchu -- five centuries later, getting there is still a challenge.

"28 Days Later" and "28 Weeks Later" got there first, and did it better, but in general it's clear: Fleet-footed zombies are better than slow ones.

But she took one look at the slender route to the restroom in the back and realized, as she later said, that getting there "would literally have required all diners to stand up and remove the outer chairs to all the tables".

Just going by plane and getting there an hour later — it's too easy".

Seven glorious lines later, she gets there.

It's one place that I don't want anyone to know about – but such a raw and beautiful place would be discovered sooner or later, so get there before it all changes.

In "The Other Side," we see he went through 28 Days Later to get there.

The plan had taken longer than they had thought it would, but we were finally getting there (or at least we'd get there sooner or later).

But getting there is tricky: "there is no harder prison than writing verse", he later exclaims.

He got there later than promised.

"And when I went to Lewisham, people were just trashing up McDonald's and when I got there later I was kind of upset," he said.