Sentence examples for later identifying from inspiring English sources

You cannot interfere with that," the guard said later, identifying herself as Nicole Farrell from East New York, Brooklyn.

He became a Jesuit in 1879 and was ordained priest in 1890, later identifying himself with the work of the Bollandists and becoming their head in 1912.

The carnage occurred over a two-hour period across two counties and four townships with witnesses later identifying Mr. Baumhammers as a gunman who was remarkably placid in approaching and leaving the shooting scenes.

On one occasion, one of the women refused to comply, later identifying herself as Robert's wife, Cheryl.

This finding can be understood by noting that rating how you feel about another person's statement is likely to direct attention to the relation between the statement's meaning and one's own attitudes and beliefs, and thus away from the critical perceptual features (e.g., voice characteristics) that could help in later identifying the source.

But he later identified Mr. Hooks.

He would later identify himself as Phobia.

The editor was later identified as Mr. Myler.

He was later identified as Firefighter Michael Brennan, 27.

They were later identified as Israeli commandos.

She later identified Mr. Drake in a police lineup.