Sentence examples for later in touch from inspiring English sources

We realise that the preserved brains, liberated from their bodies, exist in a kind of Beckettian netherworld, a life, as one of the Convergence staff describes it later, "in touch only with yourself".

Mr Archibald was later put in touch with The Poppy Factory, which helped him find his current job as a Royal British Legion case worker.

Trainum later got in touch with a British research group, whose members informed him of an alternative interviewing technique that was practiced in several countries, including Britain and Canada.

The story proved untrue, but the reporter made contacts in the Syrian community who later got in touch with the paper to publicise their concerns about their lack of prospects on the island.

He later got in touch with Dan Werthimer.

Later, Brown kept in touch by phone.

They divorced four years later but remained in touch.

Nearly forty years later, Bob Powers got in touch with the Davidsons.

Later, I got in touch with dozens of advocates and attorneys who worked with unaccompanied migrant kids in the U.S.

Everything must be automatic, or, as Taylor puts it: "It really will be a case of see ya later lander, stay in touch".

A few days later he got in touch with his sister; she met him and told him that his mother wanted him to come back home.