Sentence examples for later if only from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Obama strolled over and offered to meet later, if only the protestors would pipe down.

Perhaps the hosts of E! can interview these people later, if only to get their side of the Oscar night experience.

Most observers, though, expect Microsoft to get into the desktop business sooner or later, if only because it wouldn't want to cede the area to someone else.

But Franco did dare to tangle with Bieber when he released the parody video a few months later, if only for a short time.

If this trend continues more of us might need to consider the quality of life question sooner than later, if only out of self preservation.

All the characters in "The Infatuations" are in a chain of romantic frustration, sleeping with substitutes for the person they really love, sketching relationships they hope to improve later on, if only by disposing of the person they imagine stands in their way.

I could bribe him with an ice cream cone later today if only he'll drop his action figures and join the other players right now.

Even more striking was the simultaneous engagement of medial prefrontal and occipital regions during retrieval from remote memory six months later, if, and only if, sleep had occurred the night after learning.

It was he who had to give the news to his father, whose reaction he later recalled as "If only it had been you!" As a young man, after the war, Bonfiglioli served in the Army and was an inter-regimental sabre champion.

And they will have to figure out how they were drawn into the bizarreness of Mr. Jackson's later life, even if only peripherally.

Sooner or later a buyer, if only for investment purposes, will be found, predicted Edward Peden, who owns Twentieth Century Castles, a Kansas-based company that specializes in selling underground properties.