Sentence examples for later making it from inspiring English sources

Emissions now mean damage later, making it tempting to stall.

"To do a drawing for a painting most often means doing something very sketchy and schematic and then later making it polished," he said.

Women followed with a club of their own 38 years later, making it the first field sport deemed socially acceptable for British women.

After buying in the futures market, customers take delivery of the wines as soon as they are bottled, usually about a year and a half later, making it tempting to pop a cork or two before the wine is ready.

Take this week, for example: Texas rallied to win three consecutive games after trailing in the eighth inning or later, making it just the second such occurrence in franchise history, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.

For example, after the five-year note sale at the May auction, more of that same note will be sold a month later, making it actually a four-year, 11-month note.

The first sketch they shot was the "Making Change" webisode that later made it into their series pilot.

Its revival, almost 30 years later, made it a runaway hit.

Few in China were mollified when he later made it clear that he had meant China's government, not its people.

Another header by Higuaín four minutes later made it 4-1.

Mao Zedong later made it the heartland of heavy manufacturing.