Sentence examples for living later from inspiring English sources

While there may be some downsides to dorm living later in life, it seems an ideal approach to the shortage of affordable housing.

During debates on the syllabus, Harry coined the term "stance for living" – later modified to "lifestance" – to encompass both religious and non-religious beliefs.

She also contributed songs to the film's soundtrack, two of which, "We Don't Need Another Hero" and "One of the Living", became hits, with "One of the Living" later winning Turner a Grammy Award for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance.

But she only realised what he did for a living later, when he turned up at her door, beaten and slashed to ribbons.

For example, a smaller-brained H. erectus may have been among the first humans to tame fire, but much bigger-brained people in other regions of the world living later in time have left no evidence that they knew how to handle it.

The young single mother who performed at strip clubs to earn a living later wrote and recited the most popular presidential inaugural poem in history.

Or Shostakovich could be balanced by one of the many ex-Soviet composers who learned from his example and had the luck to live later.

A walk down a gravel lane lined with log fences and haystacks took us to the frame house where the Smiths lived later.

The $19 plan should go live later this morning.

She was ape-like in appearance and brain size, but she could walk upright like more advanced hominins that lived later.

Remember that you will eventually have your own home and you can live the way that you want to live later.