Sentence examples for later on though from inspiring English sources

She would see sympathetic people looking at her nervously and she knew what they were thinking: "Is she pregnant or does she just need to lay off the burgers?" Later on, though, as her baby grew and her feet began to ache, she would wrinkle her nose politely at someone staring and mouth the words, "Yes, I am pregnant," longing for the seat.

It stumbles later on, though.

Later on, though, immodesty shades into theology.

That is later on, though.

Later on, though, they both evolved.

Later on, though, Feiffer wrote the screenplay for "Carnal Knowledge," which Nichols directed.

The queen's words were repeated in television coverage in both countries as an attempt to open a new chapter in a modern history dominated by Ireland's struggle for independence.. Later on Thursday, though, the monarch switched away from the heavy symbolism of her visit, the first to Ireland by a reigning British monarch since the creation of the Irish Free State in 1922.

Later on in the book, though, she also reclaims the idea of realness as having to do with authenticity, as defined by oneself rather than by others.

Later on in his speech though, Ferrandino also quoted conservative icon Ayn Rand, calling her one of his favorite authors before saying "we must acknowledge that all committed couples deserve equal protection under the law, forever end Colorado's 'hate state' nickname, and, with bipartisan cooperation, pass civil unions this year".

Later on Monday, though, the State Department issued a statement in which Tillerson expressed his "full confidence" in the British government's assessment that the Russian state was almost certainly the culprit.

When the money came back, he acquired a Georgian country house in Suffolk, and later embarked on, though did not complete, a "23ft-high ancient Egyptian-style" stone and glass structure with room, he claimed, for 34 family tombs.