Sentence examples for later then of from inspiring English sources

Though Woolf's early life included much happiness, her adolescence was marked by traumatic loss, first of her mother when she was 13, then of Stella two years later, then of her father and idolized brother Thoby in the following decade.

"If I had to choose between the Doors and Dostoyevsky," she would write years later, "then -- of course -- I'd choose Dostoyevsky.

In it, Twain seems to anticipate the death of his eldest and favorite daughter, Susy, who waved him goodby from a train station three years later, then died of meningitis at age 24.

However, if IPTp is prescribed rather than given by DOT (or given to be taken later) then use of the IPTp is a distal outcome (Table 1).

December 25, nine months later, then became the date of Jesus' birth.

No later then 30 days from notification of completeness, initiate NEPA compliance procedures and determine the need for an Environmental Assessment or an Environmental Impact Statement.

Colon tissue and liver were excised, washed in cold saline and stored in tubes containing 1 mL of RNA later, then stored at 4°C overnight.

The player later apologised.Image caption: Robert Snodgrass, then of Hull, infuriated Crystal Palace when he 'won' a penalty in a match in December.

A couple of days later, Anthony Eden, then Secretary of State for War, added a scribbled note to a cabinet minute that recorded the order to go ahead with the bomb: In spite of top level pressure, the arguments rumbled on.

Reference to Napoleon was reinstated in the title of the code in 1852 by a decree of Louis-Napoléon (later Napoleon III), then president of the Second Republic.

"And then, of course, later on, when you're having your drink".