Sentence examples for later opens from inspiring English sources

Phoebe gets touched sexually by a hand that erupts from a mound of earth, in which a slot later opens that engulfs Pollux.

The question is left dangling, but the next section, set some twenty years later, opens from the perspective of Johnny and Francesca's daughter.

At the start of "100 Beginnings," which features seven dancers, Astonkyle is curled up on the floor facing the wall, which is gradually pushed toward him; it later opens like a book.

Jens Kilian's basic set, consisting of a black-paneled frame with a central area for projections, which later opens up for the wedding and the final scene, is drab but apt.

On a New York visit, the group headlines a show at the little Greenpoint club that shares its name, and three days later opens for Down, its aesthetic heirs, at Midtown Manhattan's Best Buy Theater.

"The understanding between us goes beyond words," an earlier Ed writes, in a letter that Connell later opens, "and it is there that I live most fully, there and in the mental space I inhabit with your mother".

He later opened for Alice Cooper, the Byrds and others.

(He would later open offices in Paris, Valencia, and New York).

Those nations later opened their markets to foreign tobacco.

Directed by Scott Ellis, it later opened off-Broadway.

Raymond later opened a modern art gallery; she collected it.