Sentence examples for latter books from inspiring English sources

These latter books are merely the kitschiest products of publishing's recent enthusiasm for "back-engineering".

We've spent many hours with George discussing the endgame: the fate of the major characters; the great battles of the latter books; who lives and who dies.

Despite its prizewinning success, he concedes that his debut novel now "sits slightly at a distance from the latter books", and it certainly gave little clue as to his next project.

The latter books include Hockey Night in Moscow (1972; later expanded as The Great Hockey Thaw; or, The Russians Are Here!, 1974), Five Ring Circus: The Montreal Olympics (1976), Games of Fear and Winning: Sports with an Inside View (1976), and The Great American Spectaculars: The Kentucky Derby, Mardi Gras, and Other Days of Celebration (1976).

The first four books of De Pauperie Salvatoris were included in the Wyclif Society's 1890 edition of Wyclif's De Dominio Divino, while Richard Brock edited the latter books in "An Edition of Richard Fitzralph's De Pauperie Salvatoris, Books V, VI, and VII," unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, University of Colorado, 1954.

As we shall see later, they even influenced the latter books of the Old Testament, and some scholars even contend that they radically changed the original Christian message as it began to be preached to the Greek-speaking world.

(I wrote an introduction for the latter book).

(I wrote an introduction for the latter book, "Spasibo").

The latter book might not translate well into campaign literature.

Hergé himself was deeply embarrassed by the latter book, brushing it off as a youthful error.

The latter book grew notorious as "a do-it-yourself guide to killing people".