Sentence examples for will look later from inspiring English sources

In some respects, the GoPro is like the Brownie and the Polaroid, devices that democratized photography and revolutionized the way we think about the past and even the way we fashion the present, with an eye to how it will look later, when we linger over photographs of it.

Maybe everything that you can see and hear from Mayaeni now, striking though it is, will look later like it was just a really good first impression.

I will open my phone and start writing notes, usually on life, an event, a frustration, a love, a pleasure, and then I will look later and think, oh that's a poem.

So we've got more divorce and an amazing number of step families but that isn't necessarily a bad thing, nor is it necessarily the family that is born to you that will look after you in later life.

(We will also look later at the argument that whilst immorality as such provides no reason for criminalization, immorality of the right kind does provide a good reason).

All I'll say is that what your boobs look like when you're a teenager is not a good predictor what they will look like later.

Sophia Deboick, of organisers Republic, the five-year-old and already rather wise organisation behind this faintly ironic and generally sunny, protest, summed it up for me: "Look, later on, I'll want to see the dress.

That means you'll need to go back and read, listen, or look later.

A doctor will look at it later in the week.

It is a safe bet that the production will look better at later performances.

If they remain on the front line they will look, "sooner or later, like white neocolonialists," and any bad episode can turn public opinion quickly sour.