Sentence examples for that later date from inspiring English sources

As for drinking it at home, the milk "will last to that later date and beyond," said Rick Naczi, chief executive officer of the American Dairy Association and Dairy Council, an organization that does not lobby for legislation.

We'll be getting one for review soon, and we will be following this up with an in-depth review at that later date.

The Wielbark culture lasted on Polish lands from 30 to 400 AD, although most of its people left Poland long before that later date.

Reed said he only asked to get back pay from that later date because he felt that his contract called for him to fill in for the superintendent temporarily, he said.

"And if the formal committee vote or consent is delayed to a later date, the grant date is that later date".

"There are a lot of possible revenue models for BitTorrent bundles, and we expect to share more on that at a later date," the spokesperson says.

(More about that at a later date).

She also pointed out that the later date would coincide with a reading period before final exams, when there are no classes on campus and fewer students are around.

He stressed that the later date would reduce the clash with county club championships.

He personally affirmed that the later date was accurate, as did his younger brother, who was his biographer.

"Everyone is in agreement that a later date for the second [Fontana] race is in the best interests of the sport," Zucker said.