Sentence examples for later try from inspiring English sources

If you need some emotional support sooner rather than later, try Hank Dean Norriss).

Mr. Obama would later try, fitfully, to explain the separate need for public investment.

Of course, Microsoft could later try to reach a negotiated, lower deal at a later point.

VoxTec will first sell the kits on its Web site, and later try to sell them through stores.

The man who would later try to do for his country what his character did for Gabe asks if there's any more coffee.

She was surrounded by skating pupils, sneaker-wearing girls between five and nine, who were practicing figure-skating turns and leaps that they would later try on ice.

The governor, who would later try to say no to federal stimulus money for his state, made his wife return the blazer.

But when reporters later try to work out what he said, they find to their exasperation that he has said precisely nothing.

He had ardently promoted academy schools under Blair; he would later try to forge an unsuccessful Labour-Liberal Democrat coalition package after the 2010 election.

Regardless of where the first trials take place, other jurisdictions, including Alabama and perhaps other states, may later try the defendants.

But mortgage brokers have already raised some practical questions about how these programs would work: What restrictions would the buyers face when they later try to sell?