Sentence examples for later was how from inspiring English sources

What stuck in his mind, the police officer said later, was how the man smiled.

("Biggest surprise of the day," Fershleiser said later, "was how sexy I found a bald television actor doing the voice of Marley's ghost").

Here, she found them surprisingly muted; what struck her most, she would recall later, was how indrawn the mother of the boy seemed, as if she had gone to some other place.

"The question I hoped to answer," he recalled later, "was how much mechanics Aristotle had known, how much he had left for people such as Galileo and Newton to discover.

What I didn't even realize until many, many years later, was how that entire phase of my career didn't last more than four or five years.

And that, minutes later, is how Jones arrives back home.

What is remarkable all these years later is how little has changed.

What stands out 40 years later is how elegant the city looks.

The most striking feature of Obama's presidency a year later is how thoroughly that movement has disappeared.

What separates the novel's setup from the gothic melodrama that emerged later is how well it's constructed.

The big shift, Ms. Slaughter said later, "is how much we measure the relationship in terms of what we do together in the world instead of how much we focus on Europe.