Sentence examples for later notably from inspiring English sources

More complete collections appeared later, notably those of John Payne Collier Shakespearee's Library, 1843; revised by W. Carew Hazlitt, 1875).

It attracted a number of people who had not been active Tories but became influential later, notably David Young (later Lord Young of Graffham) and John (later Sir) Hoskyns.

That it could ride these horses together -- expressive frenzy and cool calculation -- made a big impression on the young composers who were studying with Messiaen at the time or a little later: notably, Pierre Boulez and Jean Barraqué.

Some of these areas had even stronger quakes months later — notably Prague, Okla., where a 5.7 quake occurred in 2011 — a further indication that the faults had reached a tipping point.

Ms. Gruber tended to oversing in "In Questa Reggia," with the top of her vibrato threatening to veer off the charts altogether, but she balanced this effect with smoother and more beautiful singing later, notably in the vulnerable passages after Calaf has guessed all her riddles.

In England the form took shape somewhat later, notably in the hands of Ben Jonson and his followers, among whom was Robert Herrick, writer of such graceful examples as the following: I saw a Flie within a Beade Of Amber cleanly buried: The Urne was little, but the room More rich than Cleopatra's Tombe.

Benda's work influenced later composers, notably W.A. Mozart.

Nemicolopterus shares some features with other later pterosaurs, notably a toothless jaw.

Similar arguments surrounded Mr. Levine's later work, notably "Welcome Home" (1946).

This "gallery" influenced the development of several later artists, notably John Singleton Copley, Robert Feke, John Trumbull, and Washington Allston.

His use of colour, especially gold and silver, and his treatment of space also influenced later artists, notably Ogata Kōrin.