For a minute or two her sail would belly with the wind and the vessel make headway, then she would come suddenly about, only to repeat the same tactics a moment later.
A moment later Sing's knock aroused Professor Maxon from the reverie into which he had fallen, and he stepped to the trap door to receive his evening meal.
The result was as his higher intelligence had foreseen--the creatures scattered to escape the fury of the lash and a moment later he had them at his mercy.
A moment later he saw a patrolman on the street corner ahead of him.
A moment later, smiling gayly, she walked down the steps to her carriage, and, with her guests, was driven away to the theatre.
He was startled, a moment later, by a voice calling sharply after him: "Hi, yuh!
At any rate, the insane girl (if it were she) had a key to the room, for a moment later, this key was inserted in the lock.
I hear a step on the stairs," he said, a moment later.
A moment later, however, she returned, and admitted him into the most coquettish and splendid salon it was possible to insert beneath the low ceilings of an entresol.
A moment laterhe met his visitor, whose face did not seem utterly unknown to him.
A moment later, unseen by the rest, the two mounted the stairway to the little room where Easter's girlhood had been passed.
Raines saw this, and a moment later he led the old mountaineer from the room.
A moment later De Coude, Monsieur Flaubert, and a third gentleman arrived.
A moment later De Coude was apologizing to his host as he tore open the envelope.
The sound of galloping horses came suddenly out of the darkness below him, and a moment later he discerned the moving blotches of lighter color against the solid background of the night.
Then, a moment later, they hurried down the canon which Tarzan was threading a brief distance in advance of them.
A moment later he had clambered to the roof above with the ease and dexterity of an ape.
A moment later, and without waiting for an answer, she hurried from the shop.
It was Captain Hunniwell and a moment later he entered the little sitting-room.
Mrs. Armstrong and Barbara left a moment later, the lady saying that she and Mr. Winslow would have another interview next day.
He hurried off a moment later, affirming that he was late at the bank already.
Followed almost immediately the sound of some one, Spider Jack presumably, moving hurriedly about overhead; and then, a moment later, steps coming down the staircase in the adjoining room.
A moment later, having arrived before the house which was her destination, she halted at the entrance to a driveway leading through fine lawns to the intentionally important mansion.
A moment laterhe was in the hall, putting Madame Olenska's cloak about her shoulders.
At length a light shone through the windows, and a moment later a man-servant came out on the balcony, drew up the awnings, and closed the shutters.
A moment later, with a whir of wings and a frightened squawk that quickly turned into a surprised caw of triumphant rejoicing, the crow soared into the air and made straight for a distant tree-top.
A moment later he stole down again and sought Perry Larson whom he had seen smoking in the barn doorway.
A moment later he presented on his outstretched palm a shining disk of gold.
The Home Secretary entered the room a moment later, disaster written on his face.
She rose and went out hurriedly, as though to assure herself that the drawing-room was not being stripped of its silverware, and returned a moment later, bearing a cream jug in her hands.
All right," came with threefold solemnity from the roof, and a moment later a short ladder had been laboriously pushed across to Octavian, who lost no time in propping it against the low pigsty wall.
He disappeared into the forward house, to come back a moment later with a revolver.
She came a moment later, and I asked her to call into each cabin to see if every one was safe.
He started away, and I turned toward the ship; but a moment later I heard him calling me.
Once the breathing stopped abruptly; and a moment later, as though in reply to a command, he heard her say without turning her head: "I am coming!
A moment later, however, she recovered the simple and noble seriousness to which she had grown used as the one habit of her life with him.
He straightened himself up a moment later, and keeping his face turned away reached for his hat and drew it down over his eyes.
Noise, a moment later, of a key grating in a lock, then of gate creaking on its hinges; triumphant laughs of fugitives; loud slamming of gate behind them.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "moment later" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
