Sentence examples for looking later from inspiring English sources

Many women regret their abortions afterward, and that's from looking later at an ultrasound".

In his regular YouTube videos, he can be seen first seeking his cue and a camera before holding his head high and maintaining an expression of amused alertness that would bedevil even the most determined digital editors looking later to recast it as anger, sorrow or fatigue.

Lipner: One of the things that we observe among our "anecdotal" clients, as it were, that happen to be real people is that when people perceive something's gone wrong, they often don't do enough of what a person looking later would have thought to do or thought was enough of an action.

(Heavily repainted, it now looks later than the early seventeenth century, although it became the first accession of the National Portrait Gallery, in London: N.P.G. 1).

Versloot explained why: "If they say, 'I'm tired, I'm done,' we can look later and say to them: 'That's not what the heart monitor showed.

(We will also look later at the argument that whilst immorality as such provides no reason for criminalization, immorality of the right kind does provide a good reason).

But that was fun, spontaneous me -- jump first, look later.

Maybe everything that you can see and hear from Mayaeni now, striking though it is, will look later like it was just a really good first impression.

But a new study has found that other factors may be at play when it comes to determining how your breasts look later in life.

We also looked later in development at isolated hearts from E18.5 embryos, generated with C57BL/6J males.

Manoury and colleagues assessed fibrosis at 2 weeks post-bleomycin (Manoury et al., 2006), whereas Kang and colleagues looked later, at 3 weeks (Kang et al., 2007).