Do it now. Sometimes later becomes never.

现在就行动，要不然有时候等一下会变成永远。

youdao

Annie: Will you take us to see her sometimes later?

安妮：哪天带我们去见见她。

youdao

Sometimes later, I found a photo of a rock star dressed in a Kimono.

后来，我看到一张摇滚明星身着和服的照片。

youdao

Sometimes they were asked to perform at the palace of the English ruler Queen Elizabeth, or later,King James the First.

VOA: special.2010.01.06

Because sometimes the best way to understand a later argument is to see it as responding to the weaknesses of earlier arguments.

因为有些时候,理解后期观点最好的办法,是看它如何回应早期观点的缺陷与不完善

耶鲁公开课 - 死亡课程节选

And I don't quite remember from reading or from class how big these things are, well, it turns out -- and this is sometimes useful, later on more likely than now -- but C has a size of operator that takes an argument in parenthesis and it will tell you how much space is used to store that particular data type.

我不太记得类中的这些类型,是多大的，嗯，结果是--这个在以后比现在，可能是更有用的--不过C语言中有个sizeof的操作符,其中括号里有一个参数,它会告诉我们，要存储一个类型的数据,需要占用多大空间。

哈佛公开课 - 计算机科学课程节选

All were what you would call bread-and-butter physicians: busy, full-time, private-practice doctors who work from seven in the morning to seven at night and sometimes later, their waiting rooms teeming and their desks stacked with medical charts to review.

NEWYORKER: The Cost Conundrum

The case spotlights the tricky world of donor intent, an area that is prone to fights over the initial objectives of a donor, sometimes decades later, between benefactors and their heirs and the institutions they believe have strayed away from the purpose.

WSJ: Donated Land Is Battlefield

They are then released a couple of weeks later (sometimes sooner if the story is also reported by another news outlet).

ECONOMIST: Where The Economist is censored