Sentence examples for which later included from inspiring English sources

Jeannette De Pinna began the company, which later included her husband, Alfred, and their son, Leo.

Beginning at the time of the Second World War applied research was fostered by close collaboration between UK, Australian and New Zealand physicists which later included the USA.

He spoke eloquently of his time in high school forming the Student Federalists, which later included many young veterans who had just served in World War II.

The 2nd Canadian Division, which later included an additional brigade from the 5th British Division, was directly south of 3rd Canadian Division and entrusted with the capture of the town of Thélus.

In DC, supporters of the dam, which later included state and federal officials, argued for the dam as a source of hydroelectric power and that it could stimulate the state's economy but local energy providers opposed the possibility of a state-run electric utility.

Thus, it was postulated that relaxin and insulin had derived from a common ancestral gene and were therefore grouped as the insulin superfamily, which later included insulin-like growth factors I and II (IGF-1 and -2) (reviewed in [ 1]).

His selection, which later includes Nadastrom, Louisahhh, Green Velvet and Maceo Plex, is a classy, forward-leaning journey that'll have your synapses tapping as fast as your toes.

The apical plate, which later includes the apical organ with an apical ciliary tuft, appears in the early gastrula (approximately 18 h post spawning (hps)), which has a flattened vegetal pole and a round blastopore.

In undercover talks with the British, he won surprisingly liberal terms, which were later included essentially intact in the Treaty of Paris (Sept . 3 , 1783 which concluded the war.

Speaking openly about their relationship at last, she read a letter she had written to him, which she later included in her autobiography.

The evidence is famously meagre: a letter written on December 11th of that year by Edward Winslow, which was later included in his "Journal of the Pilgrims at Plymouth," and a history written by William Bradford, the governor of the colony.