Sentence examples for later greater from inspiring English sources

It started me reading Dickens – always a good thing – and, despite his later, greater, books, it remains my favourite.

She was taken to hospital but died a week later, Greater Manchester police (GMP) said on Wednesday.

Although it is intriguing for its intimations of later, greater Miller, it is striking how well it survives independently in Sean Holmes' invigorating revival.

The line between Mr. Hopper's on-screen delivery and his off-screen reputation seems too thin, it makes you squirm, as do many of his later, greater roles.

But, although the author himself called it "a miserable thing" and never sanctioned its publication, it turns out to be highly playable in Anthony Biggs's production and full of intimations of the later, greater Ibsen.

The Birthday Party has the fingerprints of the later, greater Pinter all over it: seedy b&b, glorious riffs on unexpected words, sleek thugs, gaps where most dramatists would put explanations.

And a little later: "Great news!

The later great success of the book, "Candle of Misunderstanding," was Sadie Graine's undoing.

These seats of learning formed the basis for the later great bardic colleges.

For example in one letter he writes about the young – and, later, great – cricketer Doug Padgett.

"If you watch it a week later, great, you'll know what happened," he said.