Sentence examples for leads later from inspiring English sources

And originally under consideration for the leads (later taken by Burt Reynolds and Jon Voight) were Lee Marvin and Marlon Brando.

This leads later to some pontificating on what makes a good leader ("Great leaders are made not born"), but the director, Tina Landau, seems ultimately less interested in politics than production numbers, which randomly intrude on the action and have the kind of rousing music and youthful gyrations of a New York Knicks halftime show.

Though, early in the film, Parker's intense identification with Nat Turner leads to remarkable moments of psychological complexity, it also leads, later in the film, to a self-aggrandizement that distorts the drama, the image, and, for that matter, the spirit of the film.

An additional explanation may be a two-step mechanism, for example augmentation of apoptotic cell uptake that leads later to a more pronounced tolerizing phenotype.

Inhibition of this early cell death leads later to an increase in the ENS cell population in those regions of the gut that are first colonised, and this increase takes the form of more densely distributed ganglia, but significantly the ganglia are of normal size and shape (Wallace et al., 2009).

Make it "lead" (later fixed).

Did it lead, later, to uncomfortable professional situations?

This will lead, later in this century, to global population decline.

But their restlessness often led, later on, to different ways of thinking.

Following his lead, later in the evening E.P. Taylor, a Canadian breeder, paid one million two hundred thousand for a chestnut filly.

This expansionist policy, unpopular at the time, led later generations to call Ferry the founder of the French empire.