later

Definition:
1. Coming at a subsequent time or stage.
2. At or toward an end or late period or stage of development.
3. Happening at a time subsequent to a reference time.
4. At some eventual time in the future.

Use 'later' in a sentence:

• 1. I'll ring you up later.
• 2. Three days later a rash appeared.
• 3. He resigned ten years later.
• 4. She later became a doctor.
• 5. He was later charged with embezzlement.
• 6. Forty minutes later, they left Colombian airspace.
• 7. He became increasingly sedentary in later life.
• 8. His father died later that year.
• 9. Two days later tragedy struck.
• 10. I'll ping it to you later.
• 11. He was later indicted on corruption charges.
• 12. He later publicly apologized for his comments.
• 13. This story, it later transpired, was untrue.
• 14. I might well regret it later.
• 15. In later life he started playing golf.
• 16. Only later did she realize her mistake.
• 17. A year later my dog died.
• 18. He found happiness in later life.
• 19. I'd like to come on to that question later.
• 20. Subjects were retested one month later.
• 21. I can call back later ─ it's no trouble.
• 22. 'See you later!' she called.
• 23. I'll call you from home later.
• 24. I met her again three years later.
• 25. It was three weeks later that he heard the news.
• 26. I've got a piano lesson later today.
• 27. He isn't here now ─ could you ring back later?
• 28. She surfaced again years later in London.
• 29. In the light of later events the decision was proved right.
• 30. The government will review the situation later in the year.
• 31. The vintage was later than usual.
• 32. He came home later than usual.
• 33. It might be an idea to try again later.
• 34. It suits me to start work at a later time.
• 35. We will table that for later.
• 36. This is discussed in more detail in a later chapter.
• 37. Suppose we take a later train?
• 38. Look at the time ─ it's much later than I thought.
• 39. The first year provides students with a sound theoretical basis for later study.
• 40. She develops the theme more fully in her later books.
• 41. I'll be a bit later home tomorrow.
• 42. We will most likely see him later.
• 43. We will likely see him later.
• 44. Stick around; we'll need you to help us later.