Sentence examples for later on display from inspiring English sources

The effect, it has to be said, is not very baronessy but then Martha Lane Fox (the hyphen is used only in conjunction with Baroness) is not very baronessy: she celebrated her nomination by wondering aloud on Twitter whether she'd get a free cocktails and a set of nipple tassels (the Soho Society obliged with the latter; I see them a couple of days later on display in her house).

The results indicate that incubation of aldolase at 48°C leads to a rapid increase in the sample turbidity initially, which slows down later on, displaying saturation behavior (curve 1).

Later on, Victorian homes displayed them as curios.

First the teams, which later on will dismiss the coach, display an average value of ΔG = −0.5.

Later on, still life featuring Oriental porcelain, preferably displayed on a reflecting mahogany tabletop, became a more common motif.

Their dead bodies were later put on display in the city of Misurata.

The mingled soils, blessed by Rev Hilary Surridge, will go into Richard's tomb in Leicester and the casket will later go on display at the nearby battlefield centre.

Peter made it his mission to turn the face of Russia away from Asia and towards Europe, a change reflected in the contrasting styles of the earlier and later works on display.It has proved hard to put the exhibition together.

A chunk of that later went on display at the Museum of London, nestled inside transparent boxes.

One of the original Deperdussins that Harrison ordered and helped assemble for the Central Flying School in 1914 later went on display at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra.

Using the above characteristics, Gottfried and colleagues reconstructed the entire skeleton of C. megalodon, which was later put on display at the Calvert Marine Museum at Solomon's Island, Maryland in the United States.