Sentence examples for later like the from inspiring English sources

Then a few were added later, like the movie theater.

Three men leapt together, one was strongest – rising, said a commentator later, "like the classic No9".

Conflicts at the time and later, like the Shays and Nat Turner rebellions, lend support to both.

Because in today's world you don't charge for everything, you garner your audience and monetize later, like the tech companies".

The Irish high-rise venture in New York, once a lesson in the power of foreign capital, looks, five years later, like the zenith of a communal delusion.

Thus the novelistic chapter: that modest, provisional kind of closure, a pause that promises more of the same later, like the fall of night.

Mr. Bush remarked later, "I like the way the Chinese do it when it comes to press conferences".

Although he left a year later, Graham liked the idea of sharing his message with a wide audience.

Images from years later — like those in Lewis Hine's "The Ethical Culture Schools NYC" series, which were taken in or around 1935 — show little boys learning to cook (Slide 17).

Instead, they appear later, like in the "Viewer's Note" on the wall next to Adrian Piper's photographs from the 1971 series "Food for the Spirit".

And sooner or later, like ships to the beacon, like moths to the flame, customers succumb to the call of ice cream.