Sentence examples for later leaflets from inspiring English sources

Three months later, leaflets began arriving on Mr. Mahmood's doorstep, threatening him with death for buddying up to the Americans.

A woman walked in 20 minutes later, carrying leaflets.

Ms. Luck later distributed leaflets demanding, among other things, the commemoration of a former homeless encampment in the park known as tent city, and an end to the use of workfare recipients to clean the park.

She took the train home to Euston later laden with leaflets, business cards from important people and invitations to "come and join us, we need you".

President Kadyrov praised the paintball attackers, and leaflets later surfaced warning that women who failed to wear headscarves could face "more persuasive measures".

Five decades later, a million leaflets have evolved into millions of Facebook "dark posts" aimed at discouraging minorities from supporting Democratic candidates.

It was only later that the leaflet Lambert helped to produce became the centre of the huge trial.

Later in her leaflet Mrs Warsi is quoted saying: "I will campaign strongly for an end to sex education at seven years and the promotion of homosexuality that undermines family life".

The Lib Dem later claimed the leaflet was distributed in Lancaster and Fleetwood ahead of the 2010 election but UKIP said it was not "official" party literature.

Along Brick Lane itself, however, the outside world enters only as a threat, at first in the form of racist leaflets and later in the televised destruction of the World Trade Center.

As early instars, they mine individual leaflets, while later instars tie leaflets together into silken feeding tubes; individual plants (up to 40 cm diameter and 10 cm tall) may host dozens of larvae.