Sentence examples for later to learn from inspiring English sources

And I got it, only later to learn that Craig had pulled the strings.

She was floored, years later, to learn that the station had lifted his intro from "The Stranger".

His other influence was Wodehouse; he was very pleased later to learn that Wodehouse was a reader of his.

All along, as the city was later to learn, the mayor's private life was in turmoil as well.

Belacqua turned green as Circe's honey, which is very green in a slightly yellowish-green sort of way as he was later to learn.

Diana was not a virgin — nobody was by our age — but, as I was later to learn, neither did she have much experience, though that quality of sexy innocence I have mentioned could easily have passed for it.

"I later came to learn that a lot of the details were wrong," he said.

(She was later surprised to learn that he remembered everything she'd said).

[Check back with Forbes.com later today to learn the identities of the five most powerful media dynasties in America.].

Shakira was initially hesitant to undertake the project, but later decided to learn English well enough to be able to write songs in the language herself.

For example, someone who is researching a particular knitting technique may later wish to learn how to do that technique.