Sentence examples for later sets from inspiring English sources

It may seem frustrating to those trying to run a campaign, but suggesting that such issues can wait until later sets up a hierarchy of priorities.

When Rob later sets about looking up the old girlfriends, we think of Julien Duvivier's romantic classic of the Thirties, Un Carnet du Bal, where Marie Bell found nothing but misery when tracking down the swains of her young womanhood.

And toward the end of the set Questlove started making executive decisions with the rhythm, halving the time, dragging and stuttering the beats, intimating further stretching that could happen to these songs, and perhaps would in later sets.

That is the subject of Carroll's final chapter, which begins with an attack on the "ancient human tendency to dichotomize" and then, four pages later, sets up the grandest dichotomy of all, between "good religion and bad religion".

Tomorrow night, with Mr. Goldberg at 8, Ms. Klaasen at 10 and the African Brothers and Mr. Ngema at midnight; admission is $15 for the 8 p.m. set, $22.50 for the two later sets or $30 for all three (Jon Pareles).

Though the first of the arabesques was composed in 1888, most of the pieces in this collection date from the early 1890s, and while a nocturne and a mazurka show how much Debussy then owed to Chopin, by the time of the 1894 Images (not to be confused with the two later sets of Images for piano, written in 1905 and 1907), the style is recognisably that of the mature composer.

The suicide ruling was later set aside.

He later set the poem to music.

(Milosevic later set a new record in Kosovo).

Cemetery caretaker Paul McGloin said the tombstone was later set right.

He later set up AP Films with some friends.