Sentence examples for later show up from inspiring English sources

The isolation introduced him to characters, from oilmen to drifters, who would later show up in his songs.

These creatures later show up in the exposed brick dining room, as dishes like sturgeon with salmon caviar sauce (25 euros) and lobster risotto (28 euros).

But phantom bookings later show up in the computer system as, you guessed it, a no-show, and the system then will overbook the next flight even more.

The three witches who predict Macbeth's future are played by bearded men in coarse cloth shifts who later show up as murderers for hire (Tommy Schrider, Andrew Zimmerman and Saxon Palmer).

An Arab tale about a wife who is pleasured by her lover while her duped husband watches uncomprehendingly from a tree, for instance, is one of several that later show up in Boccaccio's "Decameron".

They later show up, to memorable effect, as the swaggering con men who temporarily share (and take over) the raft navigated by Huck and his traveling companion, the runaway slave Jim (the rich-voiced Michael McElroy).

A photo of the faux Blues Brothers later showed up in Moody's in-house magazine.

Mr. Eklund later shows up at Mr. Serhant's office unannounced to complain about the stunt, and the two trade nasty put-downs.

He later showed up at the practice courts for the final 15 minutes of her one-hour hitting session, which her father conducted while her mother watched.

In 2006, he wrote an impassioned tribute to the octopus's morphing abilities for Discover, which later showed up in his 2010 manifesto, "You Are Not a Gadget".

It reverberates a year later, showing up on every highlight and advertisement for the Women's National Basketball Association: Flutie throwing the Hail Mary.