Sentence examples for later think of from inspiring English sources

Almost 17 years and, coincidentally enough, 17 U.S. commanders later, think of it as a war of abysmal repetition.

The reader, 50 years later, thinks of a bloated Capote, style gone the way of emotion.

It is possible that they originally were priests or medicine men of ancient times, later thought of as superhuman.

Marina overcomes her initial distaste for her landlord and later thinks of him as "the only man who is not afraid of me".

Finally, we enjoyed the excellent sub-threads about female authors, after Oranje14 shared a "to be read" list he later thought of as "too blokey".

As with all such incidents, he later thought of all the things he should have said to them before walked out.

These sex changes were later thought to be cases of hermaphrodites, and hermaphroditism became synonymous with female same-sex desire.

His intelligence, wit and unfailing kindness to his students impressed me deeply; now, many years later, I think of him with great respect and admiration.

Neither of you may appreciate how you have changed their life until they are making a decision five years later and think of you and something you told them.

I don't blame you if you haven't heard of GoPago (more on that later), but think of it as a purchasing accelerator.

Later, I think of him, though, when Russian President Yeltsin denounces all local politicians whose main goal was to "sit out" this coup on the sidelines.