Sentence examples for much later years from inspiring English sources

A "post-modernist before my time," as he joked in much later years, he argued in favour of "individual variation and self-expression" to "balance the frightening regularity of life".

The exercise made the boy a crack shot, however, and while he was never much good with a six-shooter — even in much later years — there were few who could best him with a rifle.

Most of the clips showed Sinatra in his much later years and it was a mishmash of random images and goofy asides; none of it gave a sense of the impact he had on popular music.

The age at which the LNP state is initiated varies among different populations and ethnic groups, starting as early as 1 8 years in black and Asian populations, and much later (20 years) in northern European populations.

The 14 years he spent there as a student and, much later, his years as its president are chronicled in Semisweet: An Orphan's Journey Through the School the Hersheys Built (Rowman & Littlefield).

Later – much later, 18 years in fact – McCaskill confessed to being the guilty party who had given Fish the forecast that day.

"Quite often he would retire into this privacy with some woman whom he esteemed very much (during later years particularly with a Miss Braun whose relationship to Hitler is quite unknown).

He dismisses longitudinal data, which typically show the cognitive decline to start much later, around 60 years of age.

He spent much of his later years tending his beloved orchids and playing bridge.

Mr. Phillips devoted much of his later years to operating a radio station in Memphis and others in Alabama.

Much later, the Trinidad years came back to life in a series of Human Biology lectures that some four thousand Stanford students heard, and an astonishing proportion actually remember.