Sentence examples for In the latter day from inspiring English sources

History breaks into two parts pre- and post-1968 and post-1968 ande of age in thoseatter day have an essentially different relationship to powho and to its cameique.

A couple of years back, in 3 Days to Kill, Kevin Costner tried his hand at playing a hardbitten action hero in the latter day Liam Neeson mould.

In the Latter Day Saint movement, the "Baptism of fire and of the Holy Ghost" refers to the experience of one who undergoes the ordinance of confirmation with the laying on of hands to receive the gift of the Holy Ghost.

History breaks into two parts — pre- and post-1968 — and those who came of age in the latter day have an essentially different relationship to power and to its critique.

I spent all day schlepping around New York in search of the latter day mountebank with a spray can and stencil, known as Banksy.

Manchester United in 1981 were not the latter day Manchester United of Alex Ferguson but Dave Sexton's team still presented a difficult obstacle.

I don't know anyone in the latter-day era who has had an epiphany.

His resume also includes a stint in the latter-day Guns N' Roses and his own more introspective solo album.

Judging by its trailer, the film sets the presidential office in the latter-day, beleaguered landscape even more firmly than Olympus Has Fallen.

In this country, ordinary people seem willing to do or say almost anything to be immortalized in the latter-day vaudeville of reality shows.

This speech along with remarks by Mr. Dulles later, revealed a greater desire for a flexible and adaptable diplomacy than that shown in the latter-day speeches of Truman and Acheson.