Sentence examples for later seldom from inspiring English sources
While Dr. Penzias and Dr. Wilson later received Nobel Prizes, Dr. Alpher and Dr. Herman soon dropped out of cosmology and were later seldom credited for their contribution.
Brilliant turquoise glazes derived from copper have been produced up to the mid-20th century, although later examples seldom have the quality of the earlier ones.
The simple democratic processes of the Greek city-states and the medieval free towns produced governmental architecture on a domestic scale, while the Roman Empire and later monarchies seldom made important distinctions between the palace and the seat of state functions.
But he removed it from the second edition and 'As later biologists seldom consulted the scarce first edition, Darwin's contribution seems to have been forgotten even by his own son'.
Yet, as he complained later, he was seldom allowed to sing boleros.
Continuing the tradition of relative anonymity of authorship of the manuscript books, the earliest pages never, and later ones only seldom, revealed the author of the work.
His wife said that in his later years he seldom talked about his days as a musician, and many of his friends did not even know he had been one.
At later stages, weeds seldom grow under the big overlapping canopy and are controlled during application of fertilizer and irrigation.
Sculpturesque nudes become common in Gossart's later paintings, but they seldom avoid the stiff quality of his earlier figures.
At Michael Werner's new digs and at C&M Arts, work of the past comes to bear on the present with uncluttered eclat: at Werner's, forty-two of the legendary but seldom seen later paintings of the playboy Dadaist Francis Picabia are on display, and at C&M there is a rare concentration of twenty-nine vintage Marilyns, Lizzes, and Jackies by Andy Warhol (circa 1962-65).
