Sentence examples for later successive from inspiring English sources

Later, successive Indian empires such as the Mauryan (c. 321 185 bce), the Gupta (c.

The native food culture of Morocco was that of the Berbers who lived there, on the northwest edge of the Sahara; later, successive bastings in Arab, Persian, Spanish, Turkish and French influence made the cuisine rich and complex.

Four seasons later, after successive relegations – the second propelled by a points deduction for administration – they were fighting twice consecutively against falling into the Conference, whence Oxford were scrambling back.

At later times, after successive media changes, Ct values increased in a manner similar to that of the cell-free control preparation, indicating dilution of input virus and absence of any subsequent viral replication.

While the resulting free-kick amounted to nothing, moments later Vidic's intervention was required to clear lines after successive mistakes from Smalling and Ferdinand.

But despite their division dominance, the Twins don't figure to measure up to the Athletics, who swept a three-game series from the Twins during their 20-game winning streak, then took two of three a week later with successive shutouts.

But over several centuries, Manhattan may have also grown by about 1,600 acres, or two and a half square miles, because of landfill placed first by the Dutch and later by successive government entities and private developers at its southern tip, estimates Eric W. Sanderson, an ecologist at the Wildlife Conservation Society who is studying the island's geography.

There is mistrust, fanned at first by French colonial policy and later by successive authoritarian governments which portrayed demands for recognition of the Berber language as attempts to dismember Algeria's hard-won statehood.Yet the Kabyles are perhaps the best known of all Algerians.

Zavackas, suspended by Howland amid a school investigation of long-distance telephone calls, later scored 4 successive points to make it 64-57 after Villanova closed to 3 points.

Three overs later he pummelled successive deliveries from Jermaine Lawson through the covers and soon after that reached his half-century from 62 balls, which was 21 fewer than his partner required.

This is the same Andrus who, now prostrate himself, starts a critical double play the next night, with a crazy flip of the ball out of his glove to second baseman Ian Kinsler; and Kinsler and Andrus, of course, are the top-of-the-order batters who later on deliver successive ninth-inning singles that begin the Rangers' killer rally.