Sentence examples for later looking at from inspiring English sources

"It's me reminding myself that I've always been this person," she said later, looking at it.

Several days later, looking at a series of police photos, I identified my attacker.

Later, looking at a 15th-century Book of Hours, Bragg asked if there was a saint on 6 October.

Later, looking at a wild flower on the beach, she realized that objects have a real existence beyond our illusions about them.

"Windowshop looks so different from other shopping experiences, and we show you so many images at once, that you find yourself five minutes later looking at something that you had no intention of looking at originally".

Later, looking at the film, I said, "Judy, this arm picture — it looks like the Mapplethorpe 'Self Portrait,' the picture with his arm out.'" Turns out that Judy was indeed the author of that particular picture.

I sat down at my computer, typed in emoji on Google, then a few seconds later, after looking at a grid of emoji imagery, I typed in Bosch.

Ms. Simcox later looked at two other places in the same line in the building.

"They want me to hang someone, and later, look at his case," he said.

Mr. Bigley, who later looked at the photos, confirmed that they showed Mr. Peng and Mr. Chang with pentathlon coaches.

"When I later looked at my bank account I saw to my horror that £37.50 and £75 had been taken.