Sentence examples for later likewise from inspiring English sources

From the midst of just such people, Maximinus mounted to the throne in 235, and later, likewise, Galerius (Caesar from 293).

Later styles likewise failed to impress him.

She enjoyed her promiscuity so that the women in Sex and the City and Girls could later do likewise.

By her temperament, Proserpina anticipates Poppea in the later opera; likewise Pachino may be a forerunner for Ottone; some of the discourses in Proserpina have the rhetorical flavour of those between Nerone and Seneca in L'incoronazione.

On the next lap Frentzen dropped from sixth to eighth position as a result of his sole stop, and was then passed by Panis four laps later; Martini likewise dropped from 10th to 13th on lap 30; and Badoer also moved from 10th to 13th when he made his stop on lap 32.

Following the pioneering efforts of Kallman and Harrington [73], several later researchers likewise established or perpetuated laboratory lines that originated from wild-caught specimens of K. marmoratus.

If you want to extract from a conversation you're ready to end, "I'll talk to you later," is likewise plenty.

Thutmose set the example for later kings, who likewise assigned their crown princes to Memphis, where they were schooled in the military arts.

The later historian Nikephoros Gregoras likewise avoids negative comments, as do most modern historians.

Later Ottoman amirs likewise regularly attended Friday prayers at al-Azhar, but rarely provided subsidies for the maintenance of the mosque, though they did on occasion provide stipends for students and teachers.

Likewise, a later song of his like Samba Da Volta is a beautifully poetic song about a lover returning.