Sentence examples for taking a later from inspiring English sources

"They're taking a later train or an afternoon train, or something like that," he said.

"He had planned on taking a later retirement, but he sped up his choice because it was going to save the office a significant amount of money," said Jason Hawkins, the new nominee for Anderson's position.

This is accomplished by taking a later apex, but not applying full power out of the first corner.

She took a later train, and made it to the church on time.

If the airline can't persuade enough of them to take a later plane, someone is going to get bumped.

That flight was delayed but, in this case too, the passengers were allowed to take a later flight.

She took a later train on the London Underground and sat a few feet away from a man she now knows to have been Shehzad Tanweer.

Rather than go home, change and take a later flight, she draped a blanket over her legs, then did the rounds of morning talk shows.

It would take a later visit from Professors Joerg Schaefer and Peter Schlosser of the Earth Institute at Columbia University to iron out those issues to everyone's satisfaction.

In that case, the airline offers bonuses to people who will get off the plane and take a later flight, rewarding those who value money more than time.

In his first interview in his current job, he advised passengers forced to stand to take a later or slower service.