Sentence examples for latter career from inspiring English sources

He went the latter career route.

The latter career path is being closed off.

However, her father's family, the Bodleys and Scotts, were prominent in medicine and architecture, and in 1919, aged 21, she embarked on the latter career.

While his latter career choices have suggested someone with a lot of residual anger and some hefty debts to pay off, there was a long time when Al Pacino was one of the most respected actors in the business.

I followed the latter career path.

Many will disagree, but I also felt Clint's biggest latter career triumph, Million Dollar Baby (2004), was a trifle overrated.

Kicking things off, one such former employee emails me the following about a company executive, during the latter's career as a reporter.

The former has transformed himself into the ultimate competitor, a tennis cyborg, a fighting machine with elastic limbs, a warrior spirit and all the shots, while the latter's career is a story of disappointment and unfulfilled potential, of squandered leads and frittered match points and an object lesson in how natural talent on its own is not enough at the highest level.

The bout was refereed by Victor Loughlin, who was also in charge of the British middleweight title fight in March between Chris Eubank and Nick Blackwell, which ended the latter's career after he suffered a bleed on the skull when he was stopped in 10 rounds.

Although Takeuchi was two levels above Marschilok in the Greatbatch hierarchy, she still had an impact on the latter's career.

For clubs and country, both were permanent fixtures in the nation's sporting psyche, Gerrard with Liverpool and Lampard with Chelsea - the latter's career bookended by his time at West Ham United and Manchester City.