Sentence examples for producing later from inspiring English sources

I'm more interested in the depth, not the number of my experiences and in putting the fruits of my work to good use for the display that I hope to be producing later in my life.

Indeed the concept of fetal origins of adult diseases demonstrates the critical nature of exposure timing in producing later health effects (e.g., the association of maternal smoking during pregnancy and reduced fetal growth [ 65], obesity [ 55], decreased lung function [ 66] and diabetes [ 67] in the offspring).

The soused onions served with the cheese explains the music that is produced later.

The smaller bumps would be produced later and so a little less forcefully than the bigger ones.

The nine plays, including "1918" and "The Widow Claire," were mostly written in the 1970s though often first produced later.

They are only too obviously "operas," yet they are of the same genius that produced later masterpieces.

Formulated by a chemist, William Cookworthy, it is distinguishable from the Bristol porcelain that he produced later by its imperfections.

Similarly critical treatments of society from a humanistic perspective would be produced later by Erasmus, More, Castiglione, Rabelais, and Montaigne.

Now the plan is to produce €19 billion from initial state asset sales by the deadline of 2015, with the remaining €31 billion to be produced later.

"I actually wrote a fairly savage review of the joint book they produced later [Not in Our Genes] which I suppose I'll probably mention in volume two".

The play had its world premiere in the 1998 Humana Festival of New American Plays; a revised version was produced later that year by South Coast Repertory in California.