Sentence examples for later relatives from inspiring English sources

Later, relatives arrived to take the girl away.

Later, relatives, friends and clergy members sat quietly on sofas at an Armenian cultural center.

Later, relatives and friends will come in and ask if we saw the torch pass by.

Hours later, relatives gathered on the street outside the home, consoling one another and trying to come to terms with what had happened.

Weeks later, relatives of the supposedly deceased would witness their lost loved ones in a soporific malaise, working in the fields of wealthy landowners, and assume them to be nzambi (a west African word for "spirit of the dead").

It's hardly a giant compared with some of its later relatives (Tyrannosaurus could have had a head and body nearly twice this length) it would have been one of the larger carnivores of its time.

Thus, a photoreceptor loss of sensitivity that expresses as an increased delay will be amplified to produce a later relative PII implicit time and contracted to yield relatively faster pSTR and nSTR implicit times compared to the PII.

Fourteen years later, relative to lottery losers, winners report improved housing farther from the city center, but no change in family income or human capital.

Cromwell was the vindication of that view – and his distant and later relative Oliver wasn't bad at the game either.

Those treated with dronabinol had less reinstatement of fear responding 24 h later relative to the placebo group (Rabinek et al, 2013).

Lythronax, which derives from the Greek words lythron (gore) and anax (king), had a short, narrow snout, forward-pointing eyes and a wide back to its skull – similar in shape to its later relative T rex.