Sentence examples for later preferably from inspiring English sources

Lawyer Ayesga Vardag commented (paywalled link): "In England today, the single easiest way for an attractive woman to make her fortune is to marry a very rich man and then divorce him a few years later, preferably after having a child".

As I see it — I knew this conversation would get back to me sooner or later, preferably sooner — Mr. Hemingway's style, this prose stripped to its firm young bones, is far more effective, far more moving, in the short story than in the novel.

Now, you've got most of your bills taken care of, but you also know that you've got a lot more stuff that you need to get done sooner or later (preferably before it goes from bad to worse), like that thing with your tooth.

It would be appropriate to check later, preferably in the second trimester (as most of our respondents suggested), whether the information was read and understood and to record intentions in the notes.

(If you want it lighter, bleach it later, preferably tomorrow or in a couple of days, the hair needs to rest a bit in between bleaching sessions).

Of course if you don't have the money right on hand, you will have to make arrangements to pay later, preferably as soon as possible so you don't forget.

As for paper documents, he said that sooner or later -- preferably sooner -- it would be necessary to have access to the offices at 1 Liberty Plaza again.

Later, but preferably in the neonatal period, a reconstruction is planned with the main aim of achieving definitive bowel control and acceptable quality of life [ 2].

That's something that should be saved for the secondary school grounds, preferably later.

"Go out around 9 00 or preferably later.

The costly and time consuming collection of qualitative data, when the collection is publicly funded, leads to an economic imperative to encourage the reuse and reanalysis of these datasets by later researchers or, preferably, by the same research team at a later date.