Sentence examples for later so long from inspiring English sources

"Now" can mean "later" so long as the "later" is beginning "now".

I saw him with his new band on Later… not so long ago – a proper musician and not just a rock-star idiot.

He also noted that Mrs. Clinton has advocated having the Strategic Petroleum Reserve release oil on a loan basis, rather than selling it, with the oil companies that take it promising to replace it later so that in the long run, the level of the reserves would not be affected.

Yet even now, so long later, each time I sleep with someone else, man or woman, cis or trans, I think again of whether my body passes.

From "Six Years Later," in Richard Wilbur's translation: So long had life together been that once the snow began to fall, it seemed unending; that, lest the flakes should make her eyelids wince, I'd shield them with my hand, and they, pretending not to believe that cherishing of eyes, would beat against my palm like butterflies.

But on Thursday, Abdullahi Ali Anod, head of the presidential guard, told Somali radio stations: "The soldiers who joined the Shabab asked us permission to leave and visit their families, which they had not visited for so long, but later we were informed they defected".

"So Long Self" later peaked at number one on the Christian AC chart, as well as at number one on the Christian Songs chart and at number sixteen on the Adult Contemporary chart.

The Support Stafford Hospital group said it awaited Jeremy Hunt's decision and hoped it would be "sooner rather than later, so as to end the long period of uncertainty caused by the TSA process".

So long, see you later.

This removed any requirement for a refiner to publish a compliance report with embarrassing findings — so long as it later carried out a short follow-up review.

My wife, Deborah, is Jewish, and we married in 1981 and later raised our two sons Jewish — so long, Santa, old pal.