Sentence examples for later the advent of from inspiring English sources

Television, and later the advent of VCRs, and eventually the Internet, contributed to the downfall of drive-ins.

The model that comes to mind is the partnership between scientists and gay men in the 1970's relating to hepatitis B and later the advent of AIDS.

Pastoral episodes - including the opening and, later, the advent of dawn - glittered with an evocative and unmistakably French beauty, but gave way to fleet-footed rhythmic passages in what seemed like an entirely natural flow.

A few years later the advent of multimedia gave a boost to Intel's 486-class chips.

Decades later, the advent of laser light sources answered Michelson's objections.

Later, with the advent of the cannon, it was first shortened to gunne and later to gun, thus naming the world's first firearms.

Thousands of years later, with the advent of modern psychiatry, the idea became more complicated.

He said he had seen more students starting the test prep-aration process later since the advent of computerized tests.

The real turnaround, contends Valerie Steele, acting director of the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology, "came much later with the advent of the messenger bag".

More than a decade later, with the advent of social media in the mix, the perceived necessary grooming levels have increased.

Just a few years later with the advent of World War II Rosie the Riveter became not only a war jingle but a salute to hundreds of thousands of women working on the war effort outside the home.