Sentence examples for later were described from inspiring English sources

For this reason the later were described by some as the US Navy's first dreadnoughts; only a few years after their commissioning, the South Carolina class could not operate tactically with the newer dreadnoughts due to their low speed, and were forced to operate with the older pre-dreadnoughts.

Although he appears as a human in Homer, Aeolus later was described as a minor god.

The levels of violence that she witnessed in her formative years would later be described as extreme.

I play soccer.' " But Olajuwon — like O'Neal, who came later — was described as an eager learner, an honor student.

He became obsessed with some bar scenes and had Peter take a mosaic of photographs from his particular vantage that could later be described.

Its government retreated inland, up the Yangzi river to Chongqing (Chungking)—a moment that would later be described as China's Dunkirk (pictured).

Over the next three months Penguin sold 3m copies of the book – an example of what many years later was described as "the Spycatcher effect", by which the attempt to suppress a book through unsuccessful litigation serves only to promote huge sales.

In fact, when Gay tumbled out of the 200 meters with a cramp that later was described as a muscle strain, Bolt sent a message through his agent wishing Gay a speedy recovery.

But her performance at Glastonbury a few days later was described by one critic as "dismal" and tabloid interest centred on an incident where she appeared to punch a fan.

Ealing social services would later be described as 'chaotic'chaotic

The ex-paratrooper and Harvard-trained archaeologist would later be described by historian and writer William Dalrymple as an adventurer who "made Indiana Jones seem positively suburban".