Sentence examples for seriously later from inspiring English sources

That was the driving force behind me getting into martial arts very seriously later in life".

More seriously, later that year he was indicted on 60 counts of rape, felonious sexual penetration and gross sexual imposition; prosecutors charged that he had forced sex upon his stepdaughter, starting when she was 12.

While Kymlicka relegates assimilatory neoliberalism to a footnote mid-way through his article, I think he takes this option more seriously later in his discussion of coercive civic integration policies in Europe.

The Army also introduced Presley to karate, which he studied seriously, later including it in his live performances.

Lisette wasn't into thinking too seriously about later.

Give Pitino credit for not taking himself that seriously years later when opportunity knocked.

His six-year-old sister, Israa, who was seriously wounded, later died in hospital, said a Gaza health ministry spokesman.

Sister Anderson died in the hospital; her husband, also seriously injured, later returned to the United States to bury her, leaving the mission without a leader.

Smith took the advice seriously, and, later that year, he was selected eighteenth over all in the N.B.A. draft, by the New Orleans Hornets (now the New Orleans Pelicans).

He gave me all these jazz CDs and I studied all these different singers and I kind of taught myself how to sing for a gig, but I didn't take it seriously until later.

For years, Murray blamed the local doctor for not taking his rural patients seriously; much later he realised that his father bore some of the responsibility, for being unable to explain the seriousness of his wife's condition: "Because he was speaking one code and the doctor was speaking another.