Sentence examples for new later from inspiring English sources

"Everything ultimately became the source of something new later," he says.

"I think it's great the Olympics is here, it gives you the chance to try something new later in life.

Daimler had previously said it would commercialize a fuel-cell car in 2014 or 2015, so the new later date represents something of a strategic retreat, said Peter Hoffmann, editor and publisher of the Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Letter.

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Their replacements in Coltrane's group — the drummer Rashied Ali and the pianist Alice Coltrane (the leader's wife) — were entirely in synch with Coltrane's new, later manner (and continued to perform with him for the rest of his life).

This insight allows me to write a new, later scene for Carson's mother, Marguerite, when Carson, 35, and Reeves are deeply into their alcoholism and after Carson has had two strokes.

If NBC and Carson Daly had planned some publicity stunt for his new later-than-late-night talk show, they couldn't have done a better job than the dispute that caused the network to pull the premiere and replace it with a repeat of "SCTV" because Mr. Daly had not signed his contract.

This includes a new later-stage follow-on fund for existing portfolio companies, and the final closing of its third early-stage fund, which now counts Cisco amongst a number of new U.S.-based LPs.

"In the first hour, we beat that goal," he bragged on Fox News later that day.

(The Daily News later accused The Post of dumping thousands of papers at recycling facilities in Brooklyn).

The local weekly, The Bridgton News, later reported that Smith actually had a long history of driving violations.