Sentence examples for wave of later from inspiring English sources
"Yes We Can" preceded the wave of later primary contests and controversies surrounding the candidacy of Mr. Obama and the lengthy battle between him and Hillary Clinton.
"DeLaughter stuck his neck out, and learned he could make friends with Myrlie Evers, and he prosecuted that case and got a conviction, and that was an amazing start to something," Mr. Barber said, referring to the wave of later prosecutions.
This stage allowed us to target the waves of later-born post-mitotic neurons which will ultimately form the cortical layers II IV at postnatal stages.
A second and third wave of marchers later crossed two bridges into Manhattan from Brooklyn, briefly closing both spans to traffic, then converged on Manhattan's southern tip, at the ferry terminal for Staten Island.
At each wave of the later study, attrition was greater among respondents from manual class backgrounds, with lower teacher-rated ability and educational involvement, and from reconstituted/lone-parent households.
Several waves of screenwriters later, a shooting script had been finalized and the brothers' names had been removed.
Today, several waves of devolution later and with Scotland gearing up for a referendum on independence, the question remains unanswered.In its report, the government-appointed commission says it is "essential" that Westminster heed English anxieties about Scotland's advantages under the current system.
Check back for a second wave of snap sketches later in the week.
Another wave of invaders arrived later at night, some in armoured vehicles, and continued the slaughter.UN observers who surveyed the scene the next day counted 108 dead, including 49 children.
"Madonna" offers a dose of pure pop fun, a mixed bag of bubblegum anthems before the wave of sexuality and, later, spirituality overtook the icon's career.
"It was this second wave of crusaders which later passed through Asia Minor, captured Antioch in 1098 and finally took Jerusalem 15 July 1099".
