Sentence examples for later unknown from inspiring English sources

Later that day, the duty consultant took me into the bad news room and said he had veino-occlusive disease, a rare side effect of chemotherapy (and, we learned later, unknown after the particular drug Laurie had just had - would we mind if they wrote it up for the journals?).

A month later, unknown muggers shouting "Faggot!" assaulted another of the parade organisers, Taras Karasiychuk, on the street as he was coming home at night.

A day later, unknown to me without any fore-warning, the meme about Silicon Roundabout broke in the press and talk of a "TechHub" now seemed rather a "top down", imposed concept.

Two weeks later (unknown to Pizzarello), Margaret Thatcher's press secretary announced that the inquest had been indefinitely postponed.

Then, a couple of days later, an unknown man claiming to be her nephew popped up on national TV.

Twenty minutes later, an "unknown number of personnel, wearing American uniforms and carrying American weapons attacked the PJCC," the report said.

The best known are those of the 2nd-century-bce writer Antipater of Sidon and of a later but unknown observer of the 2nd century bce who claimed to be the mathematician Philon of Byzantium.

It was followed in 2002 by "Weegee's Trick Photography," a show of woozy, distorted or otherwise caricatured images, many of them called "art" by their creator, and four years later by "Unknown Weegee," a survey that emphasized his more benign, post-tabloid photographs.

He snagged Azzedine Alaïa, the Tunisian-born designer who was dressing Grace Jones and every hot model and editor in skintight black outfits, and later, an unknown Miuccia Prada, who was transforming her family's leather-goods business with her sexy-dowdy fashion.

Cetaceans first appeared about 55 million years ago, but these archaic whales, which resembled giant crocodiles and seals, vanished 20 million years later for unknown reasons.

But it died a short time later of unknown causes.