Sentence examples for later numbers from inspiring English sources

But they didn't dive right in — they warmed up with some later numbers, beginning with the rather boring "Hallowed Ground".

The F sharp minor Prelude was blurred to the point of messiness, and his stamina flagged in later numbers.

In later numbers those men assumed more typical roles as instrumental accompanists on lute or ox-leg fiddle (named for its shape).

Bergonzi contributed to George Hartley's literary magazine Listen in 1954 and became co-editor of the later numbers of Oscar Mellor's Fantasy Poets series.

A lonely solo for a man with one hand tied to a dangling rope maintained the magic by tracing sad pendular circles, but later numbers in "8cho" fizzled into cuteness or dull variations.

But in one or two later numbers she does stray over that line – her view of the B minor's lento assai marking is just a bit too assai for my taste, and the A major prelude that follows it seems to put its sentimentality in quotation marks.

The later numbers were left for walk-ins.

We conclude by presenting a number of prominent examples from these later numbers below, with their intuitive meaning, location in PM, definition in PM, and a modern equivalent.

It's worth noting that it's in the later numbers and engagement where we'll see if Calacanis', Wilson's and Walk's speculations will become a reality for the VC world.

Figures on the cost of hurricanes increasingly include business-interruption losses, which bias upward the later numbers -- another reason it is so important to adjust for inflation as discussed below.

Later, numbers of genome-wide association studies (GWAS) and replications have confirmed such associations [ 1, 2].