Sentence examples for that later would from inspiring English sources

This new sect became the Thammayut order that later would dominate the Thai monkhood.

They contained clues which I didn't pick up on at once but that, later, would reinforce my understanding of what Gerry wanted for Theatre Workshop.

In them Rulfo first used narrative techniques that later would be incorporated into the Latin American new novel, such as the use of stream of consciousness, flashbacks, and shifting points of view.

In Elizabethan times the diction of prose was much closer to that of poetry than it later became, and in the 18th century authors saw nothing strange about writing in couplets about subjects that later would automatically and compulsorily belong to prose for example, horticulture, botany, even dentistry.

"It is impossible that there would have been no noticeable effects that later would have been identifiable as nuclear," they wrote, "Yet rescue and investigating personnel combed the area immediately after the blast, and the ammunition depot, which was quickly rebuilt, is in use today.

Trinidad succeeded in opening a cut above Thiam's right eye, and that later would be telltale.

Aesthetically, music video broke so much ground early on that later would-be experimenters were often left straining for new effects.

He added that taking a big payment from a company that later failed "would make me sick, sick at heart".

Pre-recorded bursts of music from bands at gigs that are on later would start playing.

Schnall said that talking later would depend on the verdict.

This was a feat that years later would be used in everything from cellphone and Bluetooth technology to GPS instruments.