Sentence examples for like that later from inspiring English sources

Originally Arneson played his own mix of rules and used rock, paper, scissors to resolve combat, but later adapted elements from his naval wargame rules which had an armor class system like that later used in D&D.

I found out stuff like that later, after everyone was full.

Although we never planned to live like that, later, as it happened, we became refugees and ended up internally displaced in what would have otherwise seemed like barren landscapes.

Other released papers showed that Chamberlain had considered seeking a grand coalition amongst European governments like that later advocated by Churchill, but had rejected it on the ground that the division of Europe into two camps would make war more, not less likely.

It's going to be interesting to see what will come out of a colourful filming session like that later in the week.

Ascidians begin their lives as tadpole-like swimming larvae that later undergo a metamorphosis resulting in morphologically modified, sac-like sessile adults that can be either solitary or colonial.

In some models, infoldings of the plasma membrane were pinched off to form endoplasmic reticulum (ER -like intER -likempartments that later became organinternalund the compartments form thatinner and outer nuclaterenvelope [ 35, 37- 39].

Solectria was followed by bigger, more timid companies, like Ford, General Motors and Toyota, that later backed away from purely electric cars.

In February, Ms. Drew traveled to Washington with other JPMorgan executives, including Barry Zubrow, who oversees regulatory affairs, to explain why strategies like the one that later soured could offset risk within the bank.

Instead, I am probably in the stalls in the dark, occasionally scribbling incoherent words like "loud" or "pizzicato" that later, if decipherable, make no sense.

Meanwhile, Detroit slowly evolved a series of electronic music genres like house and techno that later became a major part of popular music worldwide.