Sentence examples for later quite from inspiring English sources

The woman depicted in these drawings is lovely, and, even nearly forty years later, quite chic.

"It was a year later — quite late — before he said in public that the Shabaab are not part of our struggle".

By about two weeks the young are well feathered and too large for successful brooding; they rest at first near a parent but later quite alone.

The fortunate passengers were off-loaded on to the ship's boats, the less fortunate on to a raft, which was later, quite deliberately, cast adrift.

Capra, a Republican and later quite the commie-hunter, here celebrated working-class solidarity better than any left-leaning studio hack.

Many of us descend from the fan base of the Brooklyn Dodgers, a team that for many years was hapless and then later, quite distinguished, but at its essence almost always a source of heartbreak.

Months later, after quite a bit of hype and subsequent launches on Android, Periscope is at number 103 in the iOS app store, and Meerkat isn't even registering on the top iOS charts.

They were as big as my palm and outstretched fingers and -- I found out later -- quite harmless, though they had the intimidation act down cold.

He died hours later, not quite five weeks old.

The romantic part happened later, and quite suddenly".

It went to Doug Feith, instead, which was very unfortunate, as later became quite evident".