Sentence examples for later really from inspiring English sources

"I want my staff sorted sooner rather than later, really by the weekend," Adams told the Portsmouth News.

I had to later really go reread my diaries and allow myself to remember the intense pain I'd been in, to get it on the page.

She tends to ring the sort of conspiracy bells her parents once did, as when she describes the funding of President George W. Bush's Inaugural balls in 2001: "Much later" — really?

You know, writing entire novels without the letter E, or telling the same very banal story (about a young man in a silly hat getting jostled on the bus and then being seen in a park a couple of hours later; really, it is banal) in 99 different ways, many of them absurd (and very funny).

She tends to ring the sort of conspiracy bells her parents once did, as when she describes the funding of President George W. Bush's Inaugural balls in 2001: "Much later"—really?—"America learned that a lot of that cash had come from big corporations that did business, or wanted to do business, with the federal government".

Although, as we will see later, really existing socialism propagated and propagates nationalism as well.

She was, she later said, "really, really depressed".

Still, he remembered, "She was like, 'Sure, whatever,' and when I actually called three weeks later, I really surprised her".

"Twelve years later, it really has become second nature.

So what did I do a couple days later — a really dumb thing.

Watching her later I really regretted not having written something where she was".