Sentence examples for later to define from inspiring English sources

These will be used later to define work groups for the main activity described below.

When Douglas Coupland popularised the phrase McJob in his 1991 novel Generation X, he can have had little idea that it would still be used two decades later to define a "low-pay, low-prestige, low-dignity, low-benefit, no-future" job in the service sector.

We enquired about both the transport time on foot and when using various forms of transportation, and summed up later to define the physical distance.

If wished, you can add large tile shapes to this later, to define it more.

San Jacinto was growing steadily, but not yet at the torrid pace that would later come to define it; Rogelio knew every corner of the city then, and years later, at Collectors, he would draw a map of it on a wall of the cell that he shared with Henry, using white chalk to trace the streets and the railroad tracks, and to label the apartment he'd shared with his brother.

Stella graduated from Phillips Academy, Andover, where his classmates included Carl Andre, whose sculpture later came to define minimalism.

This emission was later used to define the spiral arms of the Milky Way Galaxy and to determine the rotation of the Galaxy.

But the drawings conveyed both the minutest natural details and an outsider's sense of the menace lurking in the vast badlands — a combination that would later come to define his science fiction work as well.

Mr. Cragun, who was born in Sacramento, was 17 when he joined the company in 1962, just as it was beginning to flourish under a new director, John Cranko, who choreographed most of the ballets that Mr. Cragun and Ms. Haydée later came to define by their performances.

Dwight Eisenhower had an appendectomy 30 years before taking office a traumatic event that later came to define his presidency.

Kimball challenged the attendees to "lengthen your stride", a phrase which was later used to define Kimball's presidency.