Sentence examples for later second from inspiring English sources
Later, Second City took the stage to perform "Carpocalypse!" a hand-wringing ditty about Asian carp.
Until about the midpoint of his life, Paul was a member of the Pharisees, a religious party that emerged during the later Second Temple period.
The Nebraska doctor, LeRoy Carhart, declined to discuss his plans in detail, but said, "There would be a place in Kansas for the later second- and the medically indicated third-trimester patients very soon".
In a compulsory course on historical grammar, one of her teachers, Carlo Gallavotti, introduced her to Linear B, a syllabic script used to write Greek during the later second millennium BC, which had only just been deciphered.
During the last years of his tenure, however, he was at the centre of a power struggle between Eva Wagner-Pasquier, his estranged daughter from his first marriage; Katharina Wagner, his much-younger daughter from a later second marriage and his favoured successor; and Wieland's daughter, Nike Wagner.
Three batters and one walk later, second baseman Jose Macias -- unknown to Pettitte before today's game -- rolled a grounder inside the first-base line, and by the time O'Neill retrieved it deep in the right-field corner, Macias had a two-run triple.
Once they are within range, they wait for the whale to resurface 20 minutes later, second-guessing its surfacing position.
A week later, second-ranked California blew its chance to become the nation's top-ranked team by losing, 31-28, at home to Oregon State hours after Louisiana State, then ranked No. 1, lost in triple overtime at Kentucky.
And promises of immunity might answer concerns expressed last month by the departing C.I.A. director, Michael V. Hayden — that any investigation would discourage intelligence officers from acting boldly for fear of later second-guessing.
The standard for filing such reports has diminished since 9/11, with banks erring on the side of caution out of fear that the government will later second-guess its decisions, experts said.
One night, Steinem crossed Central Park to visit Jessica Neuwirth, the later second-wave feminist who co-founded Equality Now but who, in the spirit of the third wave, had launched an online feminist nonprofit called Donor Direct Action, designed to connect donors with the grass-roots groups they support abroad.
