Sentence examples for later on more from inspiring English sources

Wear your color outside!" He built Mr. Wright a suit of midnight blue, later on "more adventuresome" of seafoam green, then one of maroon, and finally an orange dinner jacket to be worn with a yellow vest and a scarlet cummerbund.

Later on, more efficient and more exact approaches were developed based on the ultrasoft and the projector augmented wave formalisms.

Later on, more tweets appeared, apparently from a different member of HMV personnel, referring to the earlier comments.

She was later on more familiar ground in the title roles of Katya Kabanova and Tosca ("valiant and touching"), as Geneviève in Pelléas and Mélisande and in Rossini's The Barber of Seville as Berta.

Prosecutors usually seek a grand jury indictment that includes additional charges as the next step in the case, much like in the prosecution of Mr. Rajaratnam, who was arrested in October 2009 and then indicted two months later on more counts.

"He also didn't want Humphrey to think he had it in the bag, so this was his way of making Humphrey feel insecure down to the last minute, and then later on more grateful when he got it," said Michael Beschloss, a presidential historian and Johnson biographer.

You both may need above-average amounts of treatment and assistance, so more savings will mean more choices later on (and more tax breaks at present if you do save).

Later on, a more personality-disordered presentation might have become apparent once more when Breivik appeared "normal" and sane.

Later on, the more knowledgeable director will accuse the quieter ones of not pulling their weight.

Otherwise, putting the inevitable off may make reform later on much more painful.

"And these kids are having better outcomes later on, the more you put in now".