Sentence examples for later world from inspiring English sources

Nine days later, World War II began.

Von Einem had just completed a ballet, "Princess Turandot," for which Tatjana Gsovsky, later world famous, was doing the choreography.

But, as a later world champion, Max Euwe, said of him, "It is not possible to learn much from him; one can only stand and wonder".

And the book goes to ingenious lengths to explain and establish all aspects of Peter Pan's later world, with which we're familiar.

The two worlds are linked because the later world contains a black-market technology, popular among hobbyists called "continua enthusiasts", that allows people to reach into the past.

Although there was a world championship in 1897, later world championships fell under the supervision of the international governing body, the International Shooting Union (ISU), formed in 1907 and reorganized in 1919 and 1946.

Generations later, after World War II, many Jews left Morocco to live in Israel.

Nearly a century later, after World War II in 1947, JS Dean wrote a book entitled, 'Murder Most Foul: a study of the road deaths problem'.

The player is initially limited to the World of Continent to explore, and given access to later worlds as his or her party climbs the Tower.

At first originating from England and France, after 1850 they came from all European countries, and the Americans introduced some of the later world-famous journals for example, Vogue and Harper's Bazaar.

Three months later, World-Check created a terror profile on Stepanian, recording the above as well as his personal details.