Sentence examples for later spirited from inspiring English sources

Months before Fallaci arrived, he intervened in Uganda to protect the dictator Idi Amin from invading Tanzanian troops and, later, spirited him away to a house near Tripoli.

Instead, some were held briefly on a farm at Meigh, and later spirited to a meat plant south of the border, where they were processed for the French market.

Hours later, the Americans spirited him in.

A few weeks later, they were spirited away to a salt mine in Thuringia, where they were hidden three miles beneath the surface.

Two days later, he had been spirited from the country and was on his way home.

Miss Weber and Roni Mah ler also fought an excellent battle against the conditions, and later Miss Mahler led spirited "Grand Pas Glazou nov" partnered by the prom isingly stylish Robert Glad stein.

Now, of course he has said such things in the past before changing his mind, but the sound of the man admitting defeat provided the perfect prologue to Ballmer's high spirited performance later that day.

Raptorex's skeletal remains were found several years ago in a rock formation in northeastern China, but they were spirited away and later sold quietly to a collector.

The second wave, Mr. Sharif said, was hours later, when the consulate staff was being spirited to a safe house a mile away.

When McCluster was in the end zone 89 yards later, the air had gone out of the Giants' spirited attempt at a first victory in the 2013 season.

Two days later the invasion began, and Mr. Manfredo and his family were spirited away to an American base.