Sentence examples for later related from inspiring English sources

Batoor and Barkat Ali's amazing story was later related on SBS's Dateline.

"I left it in no uncertain terms what was going to happen," Lopes later related.

An American spokesman, Tim Wagner, described the incident as he said the pilot himself later related it to his superiors.

He later related that his mother told him, "You always liked making a darn fool out of yourself.

He later related the experience of what should have been his last day at the Santiago Bernabéu to Cadena Cope radio.

He later related this interactive quality to the public's participation in his own work, which he described as like "sitting in the art.

But, of course, few other countries in the world (other than Nauru, of which more later) relate to Australia in the way that PNG does.

She was assigned to Berlin and would later relate an experience she had there: a diplomat interested in courting took her inside Hitler's bunker.

"When it comes to who we are as a nation, I think the film had something to do with making the 'norm' of our country this massive, diverse sort of melting pot," she says, later relating it to the 2012 London Olympics opening ceremony: "What Danny [Boyle] created was that sense of inclusion for everybody… it was such a fantastic moment".

In other words, infants provide a relatively clean slate for judging how intuitive number sense later relates to math abilities.

As she would later relate, the tearful, doe-eyed children she painted had nothing to do with Walter's supposed belief in children redeeming the world.