Meanings of become later in English

Though rather stout he was not ungainly, as he tended to become later.

Every dance, however formal it become later, begins as a mere ebullition of high spirits.

So she writes, out of trance, to the Cardinal Pietro di Luna-himself destined to become later the antipope Benedict XIII.

At first, however, its roots are short and delicate, and not so capable of anchoring the ovum as they become later.

And I warn you that, if we leave here, now, we shall not return, no matter how changed your attitude may become later.

They built the camp-fire for the night uncomfortably near Joan's position; however, remembering how cold the air would become later, she made no objection.

Without cues from the environment, bedtime would typically become later night-on-night, and soon we'd find ourselves ready to sleep when we should be waking up.

It was a foggy night, but not as foggy as it became later.

But Australia was not then what it became later on.

As it became later, my fears increased in proportion.

It became later Two Symphonic Pieces for Piano, Op.

There was a twenty-four-hour police guard, not as heavy as it became later, but always there.

This is what became later the rooftop bar.

When young they are somewhat glutinous, whence the specific name, becoming later a dark olive green.

He became later a highly respected Conservative journalist.

Gerbert, who became later Pope Sylvester II, is said to have given us our present Arabic figures.