Sentence examples for later then it from inspiring English sources

"If reinforced concrete was rendered into dust," he said later, "then it wasn't much of a mystery as to what would happen to people".

If a phone located near Times Square suddenly loses service and reconnects at Prince Street and Broadway 15 minutes later, then it has almost certainly traveled there using the N or R trains.

"So long as this relationship of master and servant was obvious," Rickey told the journalist Carl Rowan more than 50 years later, "then it was perfectly all right with whites who otherwise would object to a Negro's staying in the hotel".

Now off to take a closer look at that gorgeous Celine collection up close and will report back later, then it's Valentino and the much anticipated debut of Sarah Burton at Alexander McQueen.

If things can get done sooner than later then it will entice people to stay.

If a movie wins cinematography, but the audience doesn't know until later, then it's less fun to watch a film you are in invested in or rooting for either sweep or upset.

"I didn't realize how beautiful the architecture was until years later, then I wanted to own it".

Americans did the same a short time later, then ended it, and brought it back for WWII.

If it's something you might regret later, then maybe it's better if you kept it to yourself.

He lifted it five hours later, then dropped it again for a shorter trawl.

("That was evil," he said later, then added, "It worked").