Sentence examples for latter began from inspiring English sources

As Iraq unravelled, the latter began to hold sway – just as later happened in Syria.

But then the latter began to rival the former for influence, extra collections have speeded up fashion's cycle and now, aesthetically, there is little difference between the two.

Construction on the latter began much later than in neighbouring countries, and it was not until the mid-1960s that a major development program was under way.

The latter began as a long-range passenger airliner and was later used by the Luftwaffe for troop transport, collection of intelligence, and bombing missions.

I've enjoyed great days with both Munster and Ireland and the memories I have are all good ones.' His memories with the latter began in 1993 when he made his debut against France at Lansdowne Road.

West Ham possessed only two engines of survival, the form of Thomas Hitzlsperger and Parker and, while the latter began on the bench, the German was in ruggedly effective form.

The latter begins suspiciously to resemble a way of covering the spiralling costs of the former.

However, all this could change as the latter begin to mimic craft beer's ingredient-heavy styles.

He actually, magically, curtails the spokesman for co-perpetrator Halliburton as the latter begins with, "All our thoughts and prayers are with the crew at this moment.

The latter begins in the 1970s in Mexico City, where two poets - Arturo Belano and Ulises Lima - are leading a literary movement called visceral realism.

But when the latter begins to ask questions, both have to evaluate how far they are prepared to go to survive.