The prosecutors were unable to find later victims.
Then under the pillow goes the jar, for Brian to find later that evening, just before he snores himself to sleep.
"That's not a crowd you were going to find later at night, they would eat earlier," he said of Bush administration officials.
Or Mr. Obama could issue a harsh critique of the court for rejecting parts of his legislation only to find later that major parts of it remain intact.
"I told everyone when I returned to the screening unit that I'd taken paracetamol, which is why I was stunned to find later I was accused of trying to conceal the fact.
You wouldn't want to rush into a paint job after picking a color on an overcast day, only to find later that it looks different when the sun is shining.
Here members would offer papers and discuss Freud's theories, and were liable to be trounced or excommunicated by Freud, only to find later that choice parts of their rejected revisions had been incorporated into his own revised model.
Two other claimants, a former Army major and a former sergeant, said that, in separate incidents, they were told their jobs were no longer necessary -- only to find later that white employees were promptly given their old positions.
But such is the notoriety of Peeping Tom's savaging you might be forgiven for thinking it was the only time critical consensus declared a film a dud only to find later generations falling at its feet.
He stayed some months in Paris as a young man, trying to write, only to find later that his best novel, "Erebus", came from his time spent working in a Winnipeg slaughterhouse.
Many interfaith couples have "chosen the romanticism and the individualistic ethos of America over the demands of the communities that they have come from" only to find, later on, that those demands still exert a force.
