Sentence examples for term later from inspiring English sources

I returned to college a term later.

The term later came to mean pitch alterations that were necessary in performance but not notated.

One term later, she was finally in the right accommodation but was too proud to acknowledge it.

The term later came to mean joint sovereignty, or rule over one territory by two or more states.

Gull's reports were published by the society the following year, and the term later gained broad acceptance.

While the younger Mr. Espada won that race in a special election, Mr. Diaz's son won the position for a full term later that year.

The early kennings were equations of two terms; later on, there were several of these equations in each word.

Today, even Richard D. Parsons, the company's current chief executive, acknowledges that Time Warner should have walked away and tried to buy AOL on better terms later.

Strauss says he made "a silent vow" with himself in April 2012 that he would "leave on his own terms" later that summer.

But consider it an investment that leads to far greater savings in human and financial terms later (incarcerating a juvenile for a year can cost $80,000).

Seventeen years and four terms later, as one rides through the dry streets of the state capital of Lucknow, the Dalit icon's boast feels like an understatement.