Sentence examples for later sum from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, North Germanic employed es (which changed to er) and later sum as an indeclinable relative pronoun.
They all helped build each other's decks and tile each other's bathrooms, and they all subscribed to an ethos that Vinny would later sum up by saying, "We took care of each other and we took care of ourselves".
"High-handed and arrogant" was how a North Korean spokesman later summed up Mr Kelly's approach.
Wondrich later summed up Margolis's drinkby e-mail, calling it "adaiquirized piñacolada".
The columnist Boris Johnson later summed up the mood: The awfulness of the killing provoked the press to paroxysms of outrage.
It was later summed up by John Doerr, a Silicon Valley venture capitalist, as "the greatest legal accumulation of wealth in history".
Mr. Torrence, still sounding like a surfer boy more than four decades later, summed it up a different way.
Mr. Lee, who spoke later, summed up what he had taken away that was of value: "I learned to stay forever hungry to learn more.
As James Ellroy later summed the whole business up: "A righteously generically American film movement that exposited one great theme, and that theme is: you're fucked".
As he later summed it up to me by e-mail: Folks were shocked to find the U.S. government unwilling to throw good money after bad at Lehman.
That's how a wise guy later summed it up, in the oops philosophy of the underworld: wrong place, wrong time.
