Sentence examples for later on in the program from inspiring English sources

Then you can use the user's name later on in the program by using the variable username.

We know that you, his very loyal viewers, will have a lot feelings about this, and we will talk more about it later on in the program".

Interviewing Vice President Dick Cheney on Fox News last month, Tony Snow asked, "Why didn't we connect the dots?" Later on in the same program, Mara Liasson, a reporter, observed: "Everybody has said we had a lot of information...

You can define functions that you can then call on later in the program.

In the following example, you can create a function to call a Fibonacci sequence similar to the one you wrote earlier: You can define functions that you can then call on later in the program.

We'll have much more on his campaign later in the program, but the truly interesting question right now is whether the throngs (and the millions of dollars) behind the "Draft Elizabeth Warren" movement will now be satisfied to transfer their energies (and money) over to a candidate who is actually, you know, running.

However we anticipated creating multiple decks later on in our program and did not want to have our card creation and shuffling routines hard-coded to use just one global deck.

Later in the program broadcast on Wednesday, a narrator asked: "So what is the real reason for all this outcry over Ms. S. A.? Is it that British, Israeli and American officials and media organizations, including Ms. Clinton, are so concerned about her well-being that they cry out about human rights in Iran?

Later in the program video analysis focuses on videos from participants' classrooms.

But Harry will be discussed later in the program, so I'll just move on here.

To support this view, participants 2 and 5 commented on the importance of English language ability for conducting research later in the program.