Sentence examples for of all later from inspiring English sources

Hitler's second "terror weapon" was the V-2 rocket, the father of all later ballistic missiles.

His defiance earned him the stiffest sentence of all (later overturned on appeal).Dellinger was more conciliator than grandstander.

In the minds of all later historians, he counts as the progenitor of the modern spirit of philosophy.

It is quite primitive with a strongly protruding lower face, but at the same time it has certain dental features not seen in Ardipithecus ramidus; most conspicuous is a thickening of tooth enamel that becomes characteristic of all later hominins.

The Arabs employed similar instruments with diametric sight rules, or alidades, and it is likely that those made and used in the 12th century by Moors in Spain were the prototypes of all later European armillary spheres.

Such are the ancient treatises on "grammar," "rhetoric," "institutions of oratory," "architecture," "music," "painting" and "sculpture"; the basis of all later methods of instruction, even those of to-day, in which the old principles are restated and interpreted cum grano salis, but not abandoned, because in practice they are indispensable.

Of all the later matches, this one held the least suspense.

Aristotle sets the stage for all later theories of analogical reasoning.

The starting point of all the later-developed traditions of the Buddha was the great Buddha myth.

The samples of g from all later cycles were averaged to obtain estimates of the marker effects.

Later-life depressive symptoms may also be a heterogeneous multietiological disorder and depression resulting from vascular pathology only a small subset of all later-life depressive disorders in older people.