Sentence examples for later has lost from inspiring English sources

It was not long after Anna Quindlen picked her up from Time, where she'd worked for two years as a reporter a few weeks shy of Christmas 1983, after less than a year at the paper that Dowd, then 31, wrote a story that decades later has lost none of its oomph.

But three offensive plays later, having lost 7 yards, the Giants were punting.

But pop stars have been making bad business decisions since the Beatles invested in the Apple Boutique in 1967, which closed six months later having lost around £200,000.

Instead, she was out of a job three months later, having lost all her stock options because she was not yet vested.

Marvin and Ernie rejoined their older brother Ron in 1991, but Marvin again exited five years later, having lost both legs to the diabetes that would claim his life in 2010.

Benjamin first speaks of aura in his Little History of Photography (1931), where he tries to explain why it is that, in his eyes, the very earliest portrait photographs - the incunabula of photography - have auras, whereas photographs of a generation later have lost them.

He started again 6 months later having lost his original locations and with only 10 days to prep before rolling the cameras again.

Six months later, having lost his lover, his grandson and his daughter, he bids farewell to Gwen and is transported aboard an alien ship to leave Earth for parts unknown.

Almost three years later Xilinx has lost its sheen after suffering through two years of minuscule growth.

Six months later, he has lost the status.

Five months later she has lost weight and is still unemployed.