Sentence examples for later overcoming from inspiring English sources

Sinatra's links to the mob proved toxic for the Kennedys, and a planned presidential stay at Sinatra's Beverly Hills home was nixed by Bobby Bing Crosbyy hosted instead), triggering a festering resentment that saw Sinatra turn Republican a few years later, overcoming his revulsion for Ronald Reagan "and his gee whiz, golly shucks crap" to play at Reagan's inauguration as governor of California.

And it was a killing that the Sheppard's only child, Sam Reese Sheppard, working with a team of lawyers, private investigators and DNA experts, has "solved," more than four decades later, overcoming his own demons and continued hostility by the police and prosecutors.

Asahara changed the name of his organization to Aum Supreme Truth in 1987, and two years later, overcoming considerable resistance from bureaucrats in the Tokyo city government, he won Aum official registration as a religious organization.

Decades later, overcome with remorse, he returns to Solveig, who is old, blind and still waiting.

Make the point that the child who can overcome cuts and mild abrasions is a child who can later overcome larger obstacles like unrequited love or cilantro.

However, he was later overcome by remorse for the death and destruction that he had unleashed and he became a visionary, spreading the word of Buddha.

In another time, another leader risked all by turning the capital's defense over to the man most opposed to his political aims, gambling that he could later overcome the nation's gratitude to a man on horseback.

A graduate of George Washington H.S. and the University of Michigan, she later overcame deafness and other consequences of Cogan's Syndrome to earn two Master's degrees and to lead a successful career as a medical records administrator.

The team demonstrated that it could not initially, or even later, overcome the project's many issues and problems and carry out its mission within the approved budget.

Wintour later overcame her initial skepticism, saying she liked the film and Streep in particular.

Michael Brown was "no angel," The New York Times reported, and "a handful" who later "overcame early struggles in school to graduate on time".