Sentence examples for later have some from inspiring English sources

I would later have some lovely meals, like the chanfana (goat stewed in red wine sauce; 7.50 euros) at Democrática, a sometimes rowdy student hangout.

This contrast can be partly traced to their beginnings in music: Mr. Williams started his career as one-half of the production duo the Neptunes, who in the early 2000s were the most desired collaborators in hip-hop, and as part of the band N.E.R.D. Though he would later have some success as a solo artist, he began by working with others.

If it's later, have some snacks, such as popcorn, candies, fresh fruit slices, or home baked cookies.

By his late teens, he was involved in petty crime and later had some brushes with the city's criminal underworld, according the Swedish press.

He went on to help found Alcoholics Anonymous, which, 75 years later, has some 1.2 million members in 55,000 meeting groups, while 11,000 professional treatment centers employ the steps.

After doing the comparative analysis of the risks identified during MPD process using Traditional FMEA and Fuzzy FMEA, it is found that later has some advantages as compared to traditional FMEA (Liu et al. 2013): Complex and ambiguous data can be handled in a consistent manner for risk assessment.

He began dancing professionally as a child, and later had some success on Broadway.

A few who were at Sundance with shorts later had some success with features, such as Jamie Babbit, whose But I'm a Cheerleader screened in 2000, and Angela Robinson, whose short film Debs turned into a 2004 feature.

He opened a batch of convenience stores, only to later have to close some, admitting they were in the wrong locations.

Later we have some bare-chested men and more overtly modern behavior.

Several weeks later, having spent some time working in his new office, he added: "It's smaller, but it's better.