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• Later, when in London, where Mlle. (10)
• March, two years later. (8)
• She has him, sooner or later. (10)
• She might be in perhaps later. (8)
• And sooner or later we always do. (8)
• Time for that later, if necessary. (8)
• Could you come back a little later? (8)
• Later he became a pupil of Clementi. (3)
• A minute later he began again to nod. (8)
• Sooner or later we must come to this. (8)
• Later he hoped to find still other ways. (12)
• The composers of the Later Venetian school. (3)
• Lapham kept the porter nearly an hour later. (9)
• Sooner or later you would have learnt everything. (10)
• A few seconds later they were looking at him again. (8)
• Later he was one of the features of the show itself. (21)
• A few minutes later they rode out from the straw-yard. (8)
• He returned a minute later with a wet cat in his arms. (8)
• Mr. Vernon Whitford had passed through half an hour later. (10)
• Some hours later I went out on the path leading to the cove. (8)
• Ten minutes later he and Bertie were seen riding down the drive. (8)
• I always knew this slump would come after the war, sooner or later. (8)
• His sisters came up at once, and his father followed a moment later. (9)
• An hour later, Schwartz was following her to the steps of her hotel. (10)
• And a month later I did remind him, and he gave me this money for her. (8)
• We can get her away from London, and later on, we must manage somehow. (8)
• A moment later the general rode away, followed by his staff and escort. (1)
• In every later engagement while Brayle was with us it was the same way. (1)
• Lady Blandish turned over the leaves, and came upon the later jottings. (10)
• In my later meetings with him I was struck more and more by his gentleness. (9)
• On the 24th March 1745 the ships left Boston, and reached Canso ten days later. (19)
• The former died only recently, and his later works show the Wagnerian influence. (3)
• And if we are to part, a few hours sooner or later, you know, makes no difference. (4)
• Georgiana stood silenced; and knew later that she had been silenced by a fallacy. (10)
• No one spoke during the drive; none of them ever mentioned Angiolina Pratti later. (12)
• Two coats should be given to the exposed side and a third coat about a year later. (17)
• He was only practising upon sick bodies; later he would sink himself into sick souls. (12)
• A few minutes later Bosinney rose to go, and Soames rose too, to see him off the premises. (8)
• He commenced his career early and appeared in opera in Italy, later in England and Germany. (3)
• The mental distilling process sets in later, and then you have irony instead of eloquence. (10)
• Two hours later, with torn and blackened clothes, the Squire stood by the ruins of the barn. (8)
• When told a little later that a telegram had been sent to Harz his eyes expressed satisfaction. (8)
• Some minutes later the sound of hoofs led us to imagine he had despatched a messenger after us. (10)
• His life was one long service to his art, accompanied in his later years by devotion to the church. (3)
• Later improvements in the manufacture of brick have released this material for extensive artistic use. (17)
• She had another opinion when later a scrap of paper bearing one pencilled line on it was handed round. (10)
• Before Cartier was ready to make another voyage to Canada, five years later, all had pined away and died. (19)
• Two hours later the cable parted, and the ship was hurled rudderless to and fro in the trough of the sea. (19)
• In later years his savoir faire enabled him to laugh at faith, but it stayed quietly with him all the same. (8)
• A month later business took him to Paris, and in a cabaret he saw a young Negro woman dancing a snake dance. (12)
• Ten minutes later he was on horseback by the Fallow field gates, with the tidings shrieking through his frame. (10)
• Her reappearance, with a lament about the unsatisfactory locality of her seat, may be confidently expected later. (21)
• One bird going to bed later than the others was uttering a half-hearted twitter, as though surprised at the darkness. (8)
• The theory that it was she who was the victim of a murder of unparalleled bestiality became a certainty some hours later. (12)
• Two weeks later they abandoned for ever fifteen towns to roam northward and eastward in the barren, inhospitable wilderness. (19)
• Passive despair comes later; it has nothing to do with mental action, and is mainly a corruption or degradation of our blood. (10)
• A minute later Mrs. Tallents Smallpeace came in, followed by a young man with an interesting, pale face and a crop of dusky hair. (8)
• This intimate study of the best works of the old polyphonic school was of great advantage later in solidifying his gifts as a musician. (3)
• Running up for the week-end, three days later, he was relieved to find her decidedly perked-up, and left her again with the easier heart. (8)
• His later years were full of activity, and generous sympathy to all that was worthy, and he was the constant object of homage and affection. (3)
• With Imitation came Counterpoint of a more highly developed form; an inevitable step toward the fugal style of the later polyphonic periods. (3)
• Three days later, in that fast-yellowing October, Soames took a taxi-cab to Highgate Cemetery and mounted through its white forest to the Forsyte vault. (8)
• Spectacular and pompous in character, sonorous and powerful in instrumentation, it pointed directly to the type of grand opera originated by Meyerbeer nearly a generation later. (3)

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