Sentence examples for later might be from inspiring English sources

"Giving people the opportunity to make choices later might be a helpful development," she said.

"But as long as we can tell people by Christmas that they're getting their checks, so they can plan ahead, a week or two later might be O.K".

Palestinian officials have indicated that rather than declare a state on Sept. 13, as they had pledged, November or even later might be set as a new date.

Some lawyers said appeals courts reviewing Mr. Hayes's conviction half a century later might be intrigued by the argument that new rules could be necessary to govern ways of communicating from courtrooms unimagined at the time of Dr. Sheppard's case.

Yurovsky related how he had set aside two corpses, believing that if they were burned and buried separately they would confuse royalists who later might be seeking 11 bodies, not nine.

That song is "Love Will Tear Us Apart," and it was the linchpin of the first Nouvelle Vague album, a light samba that turned the ache of a failed romance into an unpleasant memory that, several cocktails later, might be gone.

Three years later there might be a case against you.

Later, he might be explaining what makes shapes mathematically similar.

An audience member shouted, "That's a great song!" — and, sooner or later, it might be.

Otherwise, the improvements later seen might be due solely to irinotecan, not Erbitux.

Theatergoers who have been conditioned to expect fine-boned naturalism from Mr. Margulies's later works might be taken aback by the audacity of the play.