Sentence examples for later started to from inspiring English sources
On returning to Washington Fred Barnes wrote a gushing article about her. Bill Kristol later started to push her name as a possible running mate for John McCain.
Sen later started to go out with Eva Colorni, a brilliant Italian economist from a distinguished anti-fascist family, whom he had met some years earlier.
The mastiff's reaction was surprising: Bojan saw the sound ripple through its body, and the head ducked back, braced for impact, and the dog, finding itself alive long moments later, started to whimper.
A NEUROLOGIST'S NOTEBOOK about a woman who found herself increasingly unable to recognize common objects and words...Tells how concert pianist Anna H. noticed problems reading music, and three years later started to have problems with reading words... "My vision for the most part is unaffected until I look at a text.
He entered the record books in 1957 by conducting the longest filibuster ever on the Senate floor, a speech that lasted 24 hours and 18 minutes, in an effort to block a civil-rights act.Unlike Mr Maddox, Mr Thurmond saw the way events were going and later started to take blacks on to his staff, back them for federal judgeships and generally abandon his previous racial attitudes.
Ten healthy volunteers first took one single 60-mg dose of fluoxetine and a week later started to take a 40-mg dose every morning for three weeks.
"Second, the slightly later start to the summer sales this year than last is likely to have persuaded consumers to delay their spending until they began".
It is very possible that the university can later start to get whimsical with the company.
Our video (Figure 2D) shows that at the beginning of the period techniques related to "engine" and "combustion" were popular, and later start to cluster together with "motor" and "vehicle".
It shows López singing in a ladder when it later starts to fill with water.
Then, sort of delaying those feelings, then two or three weeks later, starting to think, what did we do?
