Sentence examples for variety later from inspiring English sources
Once a star reporter for Variety, later editor of The Hollywood Reporter and a freelancer for The New York Times, Ms. Busch, 46, had kept silent as an investigation into accusations that Mr. Pellicano wiretapped stars, moguls and castoff spouses transfixed Hollywood.
As it happens, Bart assigned a package of three stories about blogging (one of them to himself) that ran in Variety later that March; he says they weren't directed at anyone in particular, and certainly not at Finke, of whom he remarks, "I don't think she has an impact among the real decision-makers".
In 1954 he proved his generalization of the Riemann-Roch theorem for algebraic varieties (later known as the Hirzebruch-Riemann-Roch theorem).
Rootstocks marked with an "MM" prefix are Malling-series varieties later crossed with trees of the Northern Spy variety in Merton, England.
If you do find yourself wanting to extend beyond the easier varieties later, it's recommended that you do plenty of research into the specific needs of the more delicate and fussy varieties of orchids.
[The alleged comment, in an off-the-record meeting with writers at Variety, was later denied].
She began her working life as programme secretary for the BBC's variety and, later, schools broadcasting departments.
"Hawkes works some kind of miracle despite the self-evident physical limitations of the role," wrote Peter DeBruge in Variety, adding later, "His face is an open book to the man's innermost hopes and fears".
A report by Variety published later in the day detailed multiple misconduct accusations against Lauer.
All wild species bloom early in the spring, but some cultivated varieties bloom later.
Master gardener John Coykendall briefed us on heirloom bean varieties, and later garden manager Jeff Ross took me on a horticultural tour that extended from the deep woods where ginger grows wild to the flame azaleas by the main buildings.
