Sentence examples for lost later to from inspiring English sources
Several well-known figures are buried here, most notably John A. Roebling, the engineer who designed the Brooklyn Bridge, and George B. McClellan, the Union army commander in the Civil War who fell out of favor with President Lincoln, challenged him for the presidency in 1864 and lost, later to became governor of New Jersey.
No. 2 California lost later Saturday night to unranked Oregon State.
They lost later in the season to Clemson, 63-9, and to Penn State, 47-0.
"Every child come into this world with an innocence that gives us a natural connection to the Earth which most of us tend to lose later on in life," César said.
With a spade and heart to lose later, that was down one.
The Marlins can clinch the berth Thursday night if they beat the Phillies, the Astros lose and the Dodgers were to lose later tonight or Thursday night at San Diego.
If you stop overeating now, you'll gain less and have less to re-lose later.
No tapes to change while recording and then lose later.
Isner lost two rounds later, to Mikhail Youzhny.
And when the Colts lost a week later to the Jets in perhaps the Jets' finest game of the season, the surly obituaries were being written.
Killed at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485, Richard III was buried in a Leicester church but the building was lost to later development.
