Sentence examples for later instances from inspiring English sources
He said he had confused the initial collision with two later instances in which he went to the ground while trying to handcuff Mr. Long.
Before 1477 Bramante may have been primarily a planner, designer, and painter of architectural perspectives that other artists partly modified and inserted into their own paintings or carried out in construction; there are a number of later instances in which he is known to have furnished painters with such architectural perspectives.
Later instances of intermarriage were often made to seal trade treaties between Christian kings and Muslim caliphs.
Among classicists the response ranged from indifference to derision, with the majority simply questioning the details of Havelock's history of literacy, pointing both to earlier instances of writing than Havelock thinks possible or to later instances of oral influence.
Later instances of political problems caused by the hiring of nannies that were in some way illegal have also been dubbed "Nannygate", both in the U.S. and outside it.
A later instance, in the work's final pages, is hidden within a thick texture and a welter of cross-rhythms.
In a later instance, the effect of the specific skin radiosensitivity (an RBE of 2.5 for the 10B(n,α 7Li reaction) and a 10B uptake 50% greater than the healthy tissue one, was considered for the scalp.
The name Oppius continued in use, at least for religious purposes, to the end of the republic (CIL I2.1003 = vi.32455 — for this inscription, which mentions the Montani p372 montis Oppi, cf. also Pagus Montanus; BC 1887, 156; Mitt. 1889, 278; DE II.2159‑61); no later instance has been found.
"This leaves the coalition dependent on ground troops from Islah, Salafi and AQAP related groups," he wrote, referring in the later instance to groups tied to al Qaeda's affiliate in Yemen, or the terror outfit itself.
Goldberg says that it is "dainty, simple and quite in the vein of Gilbert's words, to which, as in almost every later instance, Sullivan's setting provides an original rhythmic piquancy".
The second ambition, the relevance for a policy perspective, was reanimated by interdisciplinary dialogue between a social scientist who joined the project at a later instance and the coordinator with a background in assessment of quality of knowledge.
