Sentence examples for later unfolding from inspiring English sources

Later, unfolding himself from the back seat of the Chevrolet, Mark Wahlberg jokes that his next project will be a nice, easy action film.

The three urgent fortissimo chords that open the fourth movement against a low drone and resurface later in the section evoke the bombing of Dresden, a plaintive melody later unfolding like a requiem for the dead.

There is no such address in London, though the flat where the siege later unfolded is opposite Dorset Square.

The commissioner says that having consulted maps he now realises that before going to Dorset Square, where the siege later unfolded, he arrived in the area around the junction of Park Road and Rossmore Road.

However, to cover up the story the family say that they have been robbed and get a lot of money but the truth later unfolds.

The first detainee interrogated in the old abandoned brick factory north of Kabul became the model for what would later unfold in the cave-like halls of a CIA interrogation facility known as the "Salt Pit".

One game later, Williams unfolded her plan of attack.

Later Mr. Khan unfolded phrases for each son to copy.

Parenthetically, these numbers suggest that a major impediment to experimental studies of luminal metastases from solid tumors is the early local invasion and intravasation steps [ 33] but that once tumor cells are in the blood, later events unfold rapidly regardless of tumor subtype.

Heidegger already anticipates his 1935 thinking of the essential conflict of earth and world in 1929, when he adds: "The nothing does not merely serve as the counterpart of beings; rather, it originally belongs to their essential unfolding [a later note specifies: "the essential unfolding of being"] as such".

We talked about humility at church today," he said an hour later, as he unfolded his rarely used notes at the town's high school.