Sentence examples for later kind from inspiring English sources

Ms. Stern noted that a few years ago, clothing embedded with illuminated lights was relatively popular, but that interest later "kind of fell off".

"It's a sell now and think about it later kind of market," said Sheryl Skolnick, an analyst at Fulcrum Global Partners, a New York research firm.

In an interview with The Chicago Sun-Times, Jeffrey Michael, an executive at Horizon, said the tenant's tweet was untrue, adding, "We're a sue first, ask questions later kind of organization".

The later kind forms a much more stable supramolecular structure and is hardly broken by changing the polarity of solvent, i.e., RPLC analysis.

Plus, being able to use Pinterest as a more visually heavy "read it later" kind of service could also broaden its appeal among men, who may have not yet found much use for Pinterest in the past.

Let's be honest, the later kind of sucks.

A week later, and after kind words from Catherine, he was rallied by the news that the fleet was not in fact destroyed, but only damaged.

"Pools are a pay-me-now, pay-me-later kind of thing," he said.

For Ted Finkenauer, the convention is a give-a-little-now, gain-a-little-later kind of event.

It's war! "Waiting for Lefty" became, as Odets said later, "a kind of light machine gun that you wheeled in to use whenever there was any kind of strike trouble".

It's war! ** "Waiting for Lefty" became, as Odets said later, "a kind of light machine gun that you wheeled in to use whenever there was any kind of strike trouble".