Sentence examples for come in latter from inspiring English sources

I know that China is not in the new T.P.P. trade deal but would come in latter through a back door..@WSJ Editorial Board should review my debate statement re China and T.P.P. and apologize.

The first two singles from the album both peaked at number five on Billboard: "Is It Cold in Here" and "Ships That Don't Come In", with the latter reaching number one on Radio & Records.

Gregory's story comes in the latter third of Paul Hendrickson's bewitchingly beautiful near-biography of Hemingway.

There are busy weeks and there are weeks so intensely eventful that they might only have happened in fiction; winning not one, but two, literary prizes surely comes in the latter bracket.

This could have something to do with the fact that it came in the latter half of Miller's career, when he was underrated in the US (though celebrated here).

The Royals cruised into a 2-0 leandaddeddded a third after the break, with Leicester's sole reply from Andy King coming in the latter stages.

The latter often come in by speedboats, which can dump them overboard if the coastguard gets anywhere near.

The latter will come in handy in case there is a delay in the promised delivery date.

The former will come in at around £80 minimum, the latter from around £500.

The latter will probably come in due course, but the relative quiescence of the arts networks has been a dog that hasn't barked in the night.

People more horrid than me might smirk that the latter quality must come in useful, given the thematic inconsistencies and elements of pointless populism in the transport manifesto of his master, Boris Johnson.