Sentence examples for later in those from inspiring English sources

The creep's hands kept creeping toward my virginal (we started later in those days) breasts.

The next phase, one of differentiation, begins first in gonads that are to become testes and a week or so later in those destined to be ovaries.

As Willey said, many years later: "In those days, no one even slapped each other on the hands, the high-fives and the low-fives.

In my first seasons in Dallas we were 7-9 and then 11-5 and then Super Bowl champions; we beat San Francisco out there, lost to them later in those great battles.

Landscapes were notable in works by Giovanni Bellini (The Agony in the Garden, c. 1465; Saint Jerome Reading in a Landscape, c. 1480 85) and, slightly later, in those by Giorgione (The Tempest, c. 1505; Adoration of the Shepherds, 1505/10).

Ned had no idea who I was, but took my call immediately, listened to my idea, commissioned me to write a script and, a couple of days later, in those pre-fax and pre-email days, sent a taxi to pick it up.

Later in the game, those words would apply to his brand new third baseman, too.

Later in the show, those familiar notes surface again as background music.

But later in the day, those reports disappeared, in what appeared to be a government effort to stifle alarm or anger about the deaths.

This decrease can be attributed to the weak links observed later in the process: those links contribute less frequently to triangles.

Early misperceptions and family misidentification are more likely in patients with DLB, and can occur later in the disease course in those with a mixed pathology with AD [ 27].