Sentence examples for many later to from inspiring English sources

Thousands of them were tortured and executed, and survivors fled, first to Europe and many later to Iraq.

No one stood up to Levin, though many later claimed to have seen the folly of the AOL deal.

Corlette encouraged Ashfield's Melanesian population to worship at St John's, and many later returned to the islands as missionaries.

Many later attempts to draft constitutional forms of government trace their lineage back to Magna Carta.

He also amassed a vast collection of bird specimens, many later donated to the natural history museum.

His book, The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind, influenced Hitler and led many later psychologists to take a dim view of crowds.

Similarly, Scott Moncrieff, for all his occasional carelessness and prissiness, was probably temperamentally better suited than many later translators to making sense of a style which Montesquiou once described memorably as 'a mixture of litanies and sperm'.

It is not known whether he had personally witnessed either the rebellion or the reprisals, despite many later attempts to place him at the events of either day.

In 1981 Christgau stated that although few critics agreed with Goldstein at the time of his negative contemporary review, many later came to appreciate his sentiments.

Many later improvements to the manufacturing of building blocks, oligonucleotide synthesizers, and synthetic protocols made the phosphoramidite chemistry a very reliable and expedite method of choice for the preparation of synthetic oligonucleotides.

The formalising trust method in [18] made a contribution to many later on schemes to consider the neighbour opinion along with the direct interactions in decision making.