Sentence examples for later reviewing from inspiring English sources

Later, reviewing the takes, Mr. Petersen heard a faint thumping sound that he could not identify.

Two decades later, reviewing a 1993 New York production, the fine critic Mel Gussow noted this prophetic element of Churchill's junior work.

(Months later, reviewing the video, I discover that her blinking, which I had assumed to be some sort of addled tic, was actually a code, like those employed by P.O.W.s signalling their compatriots that they're speaking under duress).

Later, reviewing the progress of the cold war, the cardinal told an audience of academics, "Ronald Reagan obligated the Soviet Union to increase its military spending to the limits of insupportability".

Later, reviewing the scene on a television monitor on the edge of the set, Mr. Hayes laughed as he watched himself tear off his trousers and throw them at Mr. Northam.

A month later, reviewing It's the Old Army Game, McCormick observed, "W.C.

In this way they can later review and organize what they have seen.

(The case was later reviewed and the perpetrator jailed for two years, as a result of a public outcry).

They later review the tape, slowing it down to make it easier to understand the target's words, coaches said.

And finally, did the Federal Reserve document its rationale so that a government auditing agency could later review it?

In New York in 1953 he began writing reviews for Arts Digest and later reviewed art full time for Arts magazine before moving to Artforum in 1965.