Sentence examples for later the first time from inspiring English sources

Later, the first time I went back to Chile, we saw each other, we had lunch several times, but we always fought".

I CAN remember a time when technology, and the people behind it, routinely filled me with a sense of wonderment — like the first time I logged into a chat room and, later, the first time I swiped open an iPhone.

PAGE 19 Automobiles UNFORTUNATE TIMING Even Decades Later The first time Dodge rolled out its Challenger in the early 1970s, the car was doomed by high gasoline prices, tighter emissions standards and a grim economic outlook.

Mr Cameron is expected to meet Hassan Rouhani later, the first time a UK prime minister has met an Iranian president since the Iran's revolution in 1979.

Kanu signed for Inter Milan from Ajax Amsterdam in 1996 and went on to win an historic Olympic football gold medal with Nigeria weeks later, the first time Africa had ever won the prize.

However, iv injection of 15 μg/kg dexamethasone in conscious cats has been shown to cause marked suppression of cortisol 2 h later (the first time point measured) (48), and sc injection of 25 or 50 μg/kg dexamethasone to rats significantly reduces corticosterone 90 min later (11).

Two of these patients were initially evaluated three days later for the first time and one was evaluated five days later, when a positive CAM-ICU test was found.

A few minutes later, for the first time on an opening night, Kushner took a bow from the stage.

Two days later, for the first time in months, Mr Sharif showed up in parliament to talk about such an assault though he also said a high-level team would continue to seek talks.

Later, for the first time in quite a few weeks, Mr. Gore referred to his vanquished Democratic primary foe, former Senator Bill Bradley, with some graciousness, a hint that the icy relationship between them might be beginning to thaw.

Back on Merseyside, he sought out jazz musicians in Liverpool, later recalling the first time he was allowed to sit in with a group of black performers in Wilkie's club on Upper Parliament Street: "I was on top of the world.