Sentence examples for later on were from inspiring English sources

EB: No, my influences later on were rather different.

On Monday, I canceled a flight from Tucson to Newark because of the weather, and found that alternate flights later on were pretty solidly booked.

Our other heroes, a little later on, were not the scientists and the scholars but those other all-around guys, the tinkerers, the people who invented stuff out in the garage: Edison, Ford, the Wright brothers.

In Sierra Leone, a group of UN military monitors, Nigerian peacekeepers, aid workers and journalists had been freed by the "sobels" (soldiers-turned-rebels) who had taken them; so, later on, were some 200 local women and children.

It was his 974th first-class wicket and his 937th for Lancashire, statistics that must tempt him to play on – this performance, and figures of four for 58, despite a broken finger on his left hand and his obvious weariness later on, were yet another reminder, to player and club, of how hard he will be to replace.

In general, data from the first three days were complete and accurate, but data collected later on were less detailed.

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

The fact that "fewer babies mean fewer workers later on" is manageable.

What I gathered later on was that his surname inhibited him.

But what happens when they have to pay the piper later on is anyone's guess.

Nor could the pleasures of live music later on be entirely dampened.