Sentence examples for later peace from inspiring English sources

Later, peace talks resumed in Washington.

But more than two and a half years later peace remains elusive, and Mr. Pastrana's popularity has plummeted.

Though this may have persuaded him to negotiate with the Ugandan government in the first place, it also made later peace talks trickier.

Yet in 1985 she put her feelings aside and signed the Anglo-Irish Agreement, devolving some power to Northern Ireland and preparing the way for a later peace settlement.That year was perhaps the apotheosis of Mrs Thatcher's premiership.

Six centuries later peace was still a wish: something stopped a Viking from coming back to retrieve his stashed mass of silver, from a field near Bedale, North Yorkshire.

Now, four months later, peace with Syria seems a dying prospect -- although nothing can ever be pronounced officially over in the volatile Middle East peace efforts -- while Mr. Barak's popularity is at a low, according to polls.

Nine months later, a peace agreement was reached with the rebels and demobilisation arranged under UN supervision.

Mr. Booker, who delivered the welcoming address, later said, "Peace will not descend on the city and state, and our problems disappear" because of the conference.

Initially opposed to Olaf II Haraldsson, king of Norway, he later made peace with him and married his other illegitimate daughter, Astrid, to the Norwegian ruler.

But despite hitches – including Garang's mysterious death in a helicopter crash just months later – the peace deal held and the referendum inched closer.

Writing on Twitter, Mr. McGuinness, a former leader of the militant group that came close to assassinating Mrs. Thatcher and her whole cabinet in 1984 but later made peace, urged his followers to refrain from celebration.