Sentence examples for later which makes from inspiring English sources

Either we're inclined to go to bed early and wake up at dawn, in which case we're "larks," or we like to stay up late and get up later, which makes us "owls".

Google will show news results about themselves first, and a link to their homepage later, which makes sense since people are probably already on there.

Jannard said the projector will be coming "sooner rather than later," which makes sense because there just isn't as much QA and debugging as there is for a camera.

Although data collection was prospective, the study hypothesis was formulated later, which makes this essentially a retrospective study.

The clinical course of Seurat's illness was over a period of 1 week, and his son died 2 weeks later, which makes acute epiglottitis caused by H. influenzae type b a less likely diagnosis.

Many of our grateful guests pocketed the leftovers for later, which made for a much better edible souvenir than squished fruitcake.

The idea of using boxes came later which made shooting more flexible, as the shot could be cropped and reshaped inside the box.

Four years later, Toshiba, which makes items ranging from laptops to nuclear power plants, revealed that it had hugely overstated its operating profits, ultimately by almost $1.2bn£940m0m).

Then, Berg recalled hearing, "the head of Universal got to page 3 of the script and said, 'This is about a book editor?' " Thirty-eight years later, "Genius" — which makes Perkins an action hero who wields his red pencil like a scimitar — has just opened, at last.

The audio is actually recorded right onto the device and is available in M4A format for later download, which makes it useful for folks who might want to record junior reading a book.

For example, some EU Member States joined the database agreements later than others, which makes it more difficult to compare data across years due to lack of consistency.