Sentence examples for later often from inspiring English sources

That came later, often abundantly.

Prisoners became slaves but were later often freed.

Instead, as he later often told me, he was annoyed.

For some, these philosophical commitments are indigenous and longstanding, and for others they were imported later, often through colonization.

People are marrying later, often after periods of autonomy as single adults during which family traditions fall away.

But when it comes to protecting ecosystems, sooner or later often means later, which often means too late.

He was nicknamed "All Day" (later often shortened to "A.D"). by his father for his relentlessness as a child.

The artist, who died in Cairo three years later, often described himself as "the world's most famous unknown artist".

Now, 30 years later, often the parent is really excited to meet you, as well as their child.

He particularly enjoyed the fact that Yemeni tourist organisations were later often asked for details of their fishing holidays.

Unlike its Asian cousins, the native W. frutescens flowers later, often reblooms, and is a less aggressive plant.