Synonym: after, afterward, afterwards, later, subsequently. Similar words: sooner or later, later, border on, a matter of, dexterous, boisterous, cholesterol, late. Meaning: adv. happening at a time subsequent to a reference time.
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61. The two agents were arrested in May 1990, but were released a few days later on grounds of insufficient evidence.
62. Examples have been widely attested of learners who exhibit correct performance on certain forms, and then lapse into deviance later on.
63. This identification of level of measurement will be invaluable later on when the researcher begins the analysis of data.
64. Two years later on 25 November, the body shop in the Works was destroyed in a severe blaze.
65. Later on in the 1920s the Bethell family installed their own plant for providing electricity.
66. Later on, of course,[http://sentencedict.com/later on.html] there were even more of these unofficial bronzes in circulation.
67. But it would signal a policy shift by the central bank that could crimp the economy severely later on.
68. They didn't seem prepared to say anything that might appear embarrassing or gauche later on.
69. If he or she calls later on, it would be well to take the call and listen carefully.
70. Customers were not told about the fees in advance; they were disclosed later on their information tickets.
71. Wisdom is doing now what you are going to be happy with later on. Joyce Meyer 
72. Fueling up can decrease errors, increase productivity, improve your mood and prevent binge eating later on.
73. Later on I heard him go with them to the dorm.
74. The Rockendorfs have abolished the conventional menu, offering three set meals at lunchtime and two later on.
75. However, there are plans afoot to see if tutoring in primary schools has any effect on performance later on.
76. Feed them on brine shrimp, tubifex and later on shredded fish.
77. She's planning to take a holiday abroad later on, after John and Julie go back to school.
78. Later on I was to learn why it came at this point on that night.
79. Later on Nov. 23 the no confidence motion was defeated by 201 votes to 159, with six abstentions.
80. But later on she did not seem to have any contact with feminist organisations, which the labour movement dismissed as bourgeois.
81. She decided to delay the moment, however, and increase her expectation by leaving the letter until later on.
82. Later on, I'll be interviewing the Prime Minister, but first here is a summary of the news.
83. Later on, in my teens, I built model airplanes and boats.
84. It has also provoked extensive networks of defensive alliances, as we indicate later on.
85. I shall recur to the subject later on.
86. But later on Beaucock had fallen into the mire.
87. I'll call you later on the landline.
88. We will lose out badly later on.
89. Later on, reporter cover several dicast amid the mountain south road.
90. Later on Friday, investors will get an idea of manufacturing activity in the U.S. Midwest with the release of April's Chicago Purchasing Managers Index report. The report is forecast to post at 59.8.
More similar words: sooner or later, later, border on, a matter of, dexterous, boisterous, cholesterol, late, preposterous, latter, plate, slate, lately, latent, relate, as a matter of fact, violate, isolate, collate, prelate, related, emulate, mutilate, percolate, modulate, desolate, regulate, isolated, modulated, related to.