Sentence examples similar to left later on from inspiring English sources

When we see her pack up and leave later on, we know that things are finally wrapping up.

Dessy explained that the boats leave later on "lazy Mondays", because families have all-day beach barbecues on Sundays – washed down with a lot of rum.

A spokeswoman said he will leave later on Monday and return "if there is a realistic chance of a deal" on Tuesday.

He leaves later on a train from the railway station, still evidently in a state of confusion over what's secular and what miraculous: "a wooden saint / in need of plaster /... the indicator / has turned inward / ten times over".

The Tornados are expected to leave later on Tuesday.

Scott's team left later for the pole, on Nov. 1, 1911, and from a starting point that gave Amundsen a 60-mile advantage on the 1,500-mile 1,500-mile

When we left later, we noticed the windows on Houston rattling with the bass.

He had hoped to leave later in the day on a plane fitted with special medical equipment.

The two Mizzou employees who tried to force him and another student reporter to leave later apologized (their jobs were on the line).

But Lamping says soccer crowds arrive close to match time and leave after the final whistle, whereas football crowds come earlier and leave later, which they surely did on Monday.

The women left Sochi later on Thursday to fly back to Moscow.