Sentence examples for she liked later from inspiring English sources

In 1938 Leonora and Ernst left Paris to live in the south of France, at St-Martin d'Ardèche, in a villa she bought after the sale of some of her paintings (at the time, she liked later to recall, her work was more popular than his).

Producer André Betts claimed that for fun, he just rapped over the track "Waiting," while Madonna was gone, and she liked it after hearing later.

You can always add in whatever you like, later, too.

You don't want to pick something that you won't like later on.

Alternatively, you could just save on the off-chance you might find something you like later on.

"She liked it," he later told the police.

"I was probably the only person," she liked to say later, "who got out twice".

I always thought she liked me, but later on I discovered that I don't think she did".

In the club room in the morning, there's her tea just the way she likes it; later in the bar, her beverage of choice, Champagne.

She liked to say — years later, standing in the kitchen of the house where she helped raise and feed us — that it was love at first smell.

She told him she liked it well enough, though later, alone, she'd wept, thinking of her grandmother, who had died earlier in the year, and of the letter, forever hovering somewhere between India and America.