Sentence examples for latter auction from inspiring English sources

If you must adopt the latter, auction permits, otherwise emissions will continue to rise and polluters will profit instead of paying.

The latter auction includes paintings by Courbet, Sorolla, and that perennial supplier of pink-cheeked lasses, Bouguereau; several atmospheric landscapes stand out, such as a moonlit lakeside scene ("Clair de Lune sur les Eaux") by Corot.

The Romans themselves were drawn to Egyptian art, as exemplified, in the latter auction, by a silver skyphos (drinking cup) made in imperial Rome and illustrated with bas-reliefs in the Egyptian style.

They propose to create what amounts to a latter-day slave auction that would deprive talented foreign workers of a long-term privilege of remaining in the United States or becoming citizens.

The latter was bought at auction last year by James Irsay, owner of the Indianapolis Colts.

Verizon paid $4.7 billion for the latter when they were auctioned off by the FCC in preparation for television's switch from analogue to digital broadcasting.

An interesting example of work by the latter is coming up for auction later this month; one of the notebooks used in the preparation of his seven-volume guide to walks on the Lakeland fells, along with a score of Ordnance Survey maps with annotations in his neat, town clerk's hand.

CarTalk Bonhams teams up with BMW for a singlemarque auction of the latter's cars, motorcycles, and related memorabilia.

As the latter would not join an auction, Keeler accepted the Pictorials offer of a £200 down payment and a further £800 when the story was published.

The biggest loser could be the state-owned oil company Rosneft, which bought Yukos assets in auctions when the latter's stock was almost worthless.

The latter element ensures that efficient auctions are feasible.