Sentence examples for later on one from inspiring English sources

That way you have a definite order to follow and it makes it much easier to recall it later on! one sounds like nun.

Later, on one of those quiet, weary afternoons, I have one more question before we stop for the night.

Commenting later on one of the many official reports into the affair, Smith said: "There are more U-turns than a London taxi driver performs in Oxford Street".

Minutes later, on one of the busiest strips in Queens, a massacre began to unfold -- a crime so grisly, so ruthless that it left some of the city's most experienced homicide investigators sickened.

One takes this more or less on the nod at the time, unsure whether one should feel hard done by if no explanation is forthcoming; later on one is.

Six years later, on one of the hottest days of summer, she is in the same chair, as delicate as before and more animated, though on the subject of losing those she loved most, her voice drops below the level of the traffic outside.

Entrusting Facebook to faithfully store all of my personal Likes and download them later on is one thing.

Later on, it's one (or more) of the Lowrie brothers, scions of Scuffletown's most eminent Lumbee family.

Later on, he became one of the owners of that hotel.

"Who wants a little girl in their lap?" Later on, he says one of the girls started yelling at the top of her lungs.

It got more difficult later on, when one by one they got married and I was still on my own.