Sentence examples for later knowing from inspiring English sources

Palin remembers grappling with a bottle of beer a month or two later, knowing full well it contained no nuts, unable to drink it anyway.

She died two years later and, indeed, he did not return to see her buried (his father didn't tell him of her death until a month later, knowing that if he came back he wouldn't be allowed to leave).

Plenty of people must go into his store, ask for a kitten or a seagull or whatever and walk out five minutes later knowing nothing about the human parts.

So he walked out of that house – just as he was to walk out of my childhood home and away from my mother 20 years later – knowing that he would never see its inhabitants again.

Back in the Washington area with the team two days after the victory, he went out for dinner with his teammate Stuart Holden and then later, knowing a strained groin muscle would keep him from playing in the Americans' final qualifier, he decided to break curfew and go with friends to the Shadow Room, a Washington nightclub.

Later, knowing much, much more, she frets about her daughter being a prostitute and is told by her partner: "No point being dramatic!" The humour is subtle and unsettling, generally relying on Isabelle's precocious and inflated understanding of what by-the-hour services – babysitting, therapy – should cost.

When the Holocaust came up again months later, Mukhalid, knowing of my Jewish heritage, grew concerned.

He later denied knowing it was the motto of Hitler's SS troops, saying he was born after World War II.

Sometimes, one of the first women to approach the potential victim carries a hidden cellphone and a co-conspirator listens in, surprising the victim later by knowing personal information.

The days when you could get drunk, fall asleep on the Circle line, and wake up hours later not knowing how many stations your train had stopped at are over.

He accompanied the president to Philadelphia in 1790 and died there five years later, not knowing that his name would one day be a federally registered service mark (No. 1280950).