Sentence examples for movement later from inspiring English sources

The hospice movement later spread to many countries worldwide.

A patriotic movement later known as the Whites grew around and partly out of the society.

Here, the Boycott Movement, later the Anti-Apartheid Movement, was founded in London in 1959.

Brett waggled low, a pendulum movement later copied by Mark McGwire (left), albeit from the opposite side of the plate.

Many years and an entire civil rights movement later, passing still carries a largely racially charged definition – especially for me.

(The coercive policies -- involving forced sterilizations and worse -- that would characterize the movement later were not part of his vision).

We'll keep tabs on his movements later tonight, but everyone's in the chamber waiting for the speech.

But voices are never forgotten – in the love scene the songs of revellers on their way home from the ball float across the stillness of the Capulets' garden, and the funeral procession, two movements later, is partly choral.

In the beginning, the evaporite tectonics was characterized by gravitational movements; later, the orogenic movements dominated.

Unlike most other early philosophers, Heraclitus is usually seen as independent of the several schools and movements later students (somewhat anachronistically) assigned to the ancients, and he himself implies that he is self-taught (B101).

Warren's intelligence suggested that the most likely objectives of the regulars' movements later that night would be the capture of Adams and Hancock.