Sentence examples for though later on from inspiring English sources

Though, later on, when a driver said something they didn't like, her car was rained with spit before the police moved in to protect her.

"I'm a rapper," she said, though later on she did some operating, too.

Though later on he softened the proclivity, he never quite lost his readiness to blame the mobile vulgus for multiplying at an indecent rate.

"My memories are great – even though later on we may not have seen eye to eye – but certainly the journey we took from 1999 to 2007 was magical.

Tahar Rahim, of A Prophet and Grand Central, plays a blank-slate foot copper called Jean who takes on the task of penetrating a small anarchist cell operating in a nail factory; he appears to espouse no particular political beliefs at the outset, though later on the film suggests he may not have been entirely honest.

As an instructor, I've witnessed my male students act more comfortable participating and speaking out than my female students, even though later on I learned through private conversations that the female students knew the correct answers.

She would see sympathetic people looking at her nervously and she knew what they were thinking: "Is she pregnant or does she just need to lay off the burgers?" Later on, though, as her baby grew and her feet began to ache, she would wrinkle her nose politely at someone staring and mouth the words, "Yes, I am pregnant," longing for the seat.

It stumbles later on, though.

Later on, though, immodesty shades into theology.

That is later on, though.

Later on, though, they both evolved.