Sentence examples for later there is something from inspiring English sources

Sixty years later, there is something called Europe, but it is not a restored civilization.

Twenty years later, there is something prescient-sounding in that; the third of three family-nightmare plays Mr. Shepard wrote in the 1970's ("Curse of the Starving Class" and "Buried Child" are the others), "True West" has lingered, a favorite of student productions and small theater companies, as a work of impact and influence.

But, as I wrote Jay online, later, there is something you discover if you've been through Iyengar's method of instruction, or initiation.

Ten minutes later, there was something funny about the notoriously early-to-depart crowd: nobody wanted to go home.

Clearly, 40 years later, there's something still quite sensitive about this.

Even five years later, there's something about the way he combined them that still feels a bit dangerous as though his songs aren't just sweet treats, but jawbreakers you could crack your teeth on if you aren't careful.

That is significant enough almost two decades later, but there is something else, too.

Critics of Edwards say he is like a stopped clock, bound to be right sooner or later, and there is something in this.

The best way to further free trade in the long term is to focus on starting the trade negotiations and leave the strategizing and politicking on fast track for later, when there is something actually at stake.

Carnivores will be introduced at a later date, when there is something for them to eat.

What she suggests later is that there is something irresistible about this wild thing recognizing who you are, and knowing that when you approach, you want a greeting, too, even if it's only a chuffle.