Sentence examples for take it later from inspiring English sources
Weaker ones often take it later.
"We are still looking at this as the best longevity insurance available, regardless of whether one of the future fixes is an overall benefits reduction," said Lesley Brey, a financial planner in Honolulu, "because it will be applied whether you take it early or take it later".
The Macedonian Alexander the Great took it; later it was held by Parthians, Kushāns, Persians, and Hephthalites.
I know that the alternative is some really tough medicine, but it seems to me that we'll have to take that medicine either take now or later, and taking it later will be much worse.
After the multitasking free-for-all, participants were divided into three groups: one was assigned to an eight-week meditation course (two hours of instruction, weekly); another group didn't take the course at first, but took it later; and the last group took an eight-week course in body relaxation.
Later this week, the House will vote on the measure and the Senate will take it up later.
"I didn't take it until later on -- it's something to be earned," he said.
Lowell always seems to be stuffing her newest poem into his billfold, so he can take it out later like a hundred-dollar bill.
To do so will hurt his already fading popularity but much less than if he has to take it back later.
It's okay if you mess up, as long as you take it out later.
