Sentence examples for by a latter from inspiring English sources
If confirmed, Ms. DeVos will be embolden by a latter day Know-Nothing Congress that has opposed spending on major education reform and investment on our national infrastructure for decades.
This notion was re-enforced by a latter study examining the number of Pol I transcription foci in different species and cell types [49].
The anti-bacterial and anti-fungal effects of O. quadripartita were confirmed by a latter more comprehensive study [ 20].
Polymeris Volgis of New York University describes how a system of repentance was introduced as though by a "latter-day secular Inquisition", with confessions extracted through "endless and violent degradation".
It would be nice if one day actors give us their readings of those lines in the screen version, by a latter-day Altman, that surely lies in Grouse County.
At one point, Brigitte Bardot herself (played by a latter-day cinema sex goddess, Isabelle Adjani) shows up to shoot a few scenes on the Rue Bleue, where she wins the envious admiration of the local prostitutes.
The narrator, who has left Spain for London and is visiting Oxford, can see this, so is recruited by a latter-day spy network that trades in guessing what people will do next.
It depicts Moscow in 2028, sealed off from Europe by a Great Wall and ruled by a latter-day Ivan the Terrible, who is protected by oprichniki, the black-clad secret police tasked with eliminating Ivan's enemies.
The answer to the second question is Newt Gingrich, whose dark contemplations were provoked by a latter-day Pearl Harbor, or, as may be better known to the non-historians among us, his own failure to collect enough signatures to get his name on the ballot for the Virginia Republican primary.
But our fellow Westerners should take heed: The debate over how we live in a region founded on the idea of the expanding frontier must include the voices of the millions who, driven by a latter-day version of that dream, have now made their homes among us.
Mackintosh-Smith gets there by seizing an unexpected chance, leading to an intoxicating journey across the Arabian Sea in a boat skippered by a latter-day Sinbad with a wife at either end of his dangerous journey and a fund of memories and hospitality.
