Sentence examples for which comes later from inspiring English sources

REM sleep, the bulk of which comes later in the night, seems important for pattern recognition — for learning grammar, for example, or to bird-watch, or play chess.

Anderson will play for Lancashire in their Division One match against Durham at Southport and will be available for either the first two days or two innings, depending on which comes later.

And since I've already spoiled one revelation — that Diana (Ms. Ripley) is manic-depressive, which we don't learn until 10 minutes or so into the show — I promise not to mention the story's other significant surprise, which comes later.

But there's evidence of efforts to update their set with fresh material, and, as the band had promised in a blog a few days previously, there are three new songs, "Memories" and "Squares and Circles" opening the set, and "The Stain", which comes later.

This isn' the 3G version, which comes later in April.

As far as multimedia goes, you'll get HD audio through its stereo speakers and a 1.3MP camera (0.3MP on the 8.9" model which comes later).

It was something which came later on.

Ford, which came later, invested as much as $5 billion.

Composers figured prominently in "Ariadne auf Naxos," which predated "Intermezzo," and "Capriccio," which came later.

East Scandinavian borrowed the Old Saxon word siala, from which come later Danish sjæl and Swedish själ.

"Mask" was a drama, unrelated to the bent superhero of "The Mask," which came later.