Sentence examples for would later win from inspiring English sources

Schumacher had qualified second, and would later win the race.

He would later win more than 30 world or national go-carting titles.

He would later win the Army's soldier of the year competition in 2012.

Hitler expelled 27 scientists who had, or would later win, Nobel prizes.

Frank Wilczek, a physicist who would later win a Nobel Prize, wrote a response for the magazine.

Afterwards, he joined forces with the dissident writer Gao Xingjian, who would later win the Nobel prize.

The 1995 race, featured Jacques Villeneuve (who would two years later win a Formula 1 World Championship), emerging victorious in a crazy finish.

According to his thinking, they would later be won over to the government through internationally subsidized jobs.

The phrasing proclaims its own inverted snobbery and it seems churlish to begrudge Lawrence his grammar-school scholarship, the same one Sillitoe would later fail to win.

Through working on it, she learned the harsh realities of how the criminal appeal system functions and picked up the expertise that would later help her win the release of the Guildford Four, the Birmingham Six, and many others whose wrongful convictions were eventually put right after years in jail.

In North, an early collection, Heaney is not as diplomatic as he would later become, especially after winning the Nobel prize in 1995.