Sentence examples for that later it from inspiring English sources

Besides the wine — we'll get to that later — it has everything.

With Renzi gone – more on that later – it will fall to Mattarella to cobble together a new government.

While Mr. Starck was somewhat involved (more on that later), it is Jade Jagger (jewelry designer daughter of Mick and Bianca) who is being touted as the condominium's creative spirit.

Given the fractured nature of the Dutch political scene and the uncertainty of coalition building (more on that later), it's a little hard to say right now.

Since this response is at least partly hardwired (more on that later), it's not something you tend to outgrow as you mature and gain perspective.

Using the camera (more on that later) it will avoid underwater obstacles.

It requires you to register (more about that later), but it doesn't charge a fee.

This prevents paint from drying too quickly (more on that later), and it prevents you from dying of heat stroke.

The newspaper nonetheless went ahead with the story, a decision that later cost it £300,000 in costs and damages.

The first sketch they shot was the "Making Change" webisode that later made it into their series pilot.

That later became its peak after it spent four weeks on the chart.