Sentence examples for reference to later from inspiring English sources

This article also forecasts present developmental directions, and expects to have a certain reference to later research and development.

Regina Taylor, as the writer and director, has created an entirely original liturgical structure that elicits reminiscences, personal and historical, flowing into references to later events.

Charles Joseph Whitman (the inclusion of his middle name in much of the reporting from the period echoed earlier references to John F. Kennedy's assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, and presaged references to later high-profile killers) grew up in Lake Worth, Florida, as the eldest of three sons of an overbearing plumbing contractor father and a devout Roman Catholic mother.

This is done via a reference to a later section, titled "Resettlement".

The novel written by an Indian, living in India, about India, without reference to his later life in Cincinnati was dead this year.

As for the future of the Booker, he writes, "the novel written by an Indian, living in India, about India, without reference to his later life in Cincinnati" doesn't stand a chance.

Shakespeare makes a subtle reference to Myrrha later when Venus picks a flower: "She crops the stalk, and in the breach appears, Green dropping sap, which she compares to tears".

Mr. Agee sued, and Mrs. Bush omitted the reference to him from later printings.

At the time, he assumed a covert reference to Ms. F. Later, when he went back and scrutinized her every utterance, it became one of those mysterious manhole covers, briefly raised over the sewer of secrecy.

Further, in his work with Peiresc, Gassendi tackled the problem of determining longitude by reference to lunar eclipses, later working towards this goal with Claude Mellan on the first effort to chart the moon.

In a logic seminar he gave at the University of Warsaw between 1927 and 1929, Tarski proved several results that made reference to notions that later would be called "semantical", in particular results about the notions of definability and of truth in a structure (see Vaught 1974 and 1986).