Sentence examples for latter collection from inspiring English sources

"On a school trip to Amsterdam I spent £300 on a brothel and spent the remainder of the night in a cafe," read one note in the latter collection, purportedly from a geography teacher.

Kipling said of this latter collection that he "worked on the material in three or four overlaid tints and textures, which might or might not reveal themselves according to the shifting light of sex, youth, and experience".

In particular, while the set N of natural numbers and the set of all subsets of N are both infinite, the latter collection is more numerous, in a way that Cantor made precise, than the former.

As Switzerland's capital since 1848, Bern is heavy with institutions, particularly museums, two of them devoted to local heroes Albert Einstein and Paul Klee (the latter collection housed in a Renzo Piano building).

The latter collection is highlighted by "Kiss Like Your Kiss," written by Lucinda Williams, which was nominated as "Best Song Written For Motion Picture, Television, Or Other Visual Media".

Shortly after the Institute opened, People's Commissar of Public Health Nikolai Semashko wrote that the latter collection already contained "six Russian brains, two Tatar, Chuvash, Armenian, Georgian, Jewish and Turkish".

One possibility: Nicolas Ghesquière, a 29-year-old who creates collections for both Balenciaga and Callaghan (the latter collections are unsigned); Callaghan is an American label whose owner, Zamasport, based in Novara, Italy, has long-standing ties to Gucci.

Surely there is a close parallel between A Scattering and Birthday Letters, the latter a collection of poems that Hughes wrote to his dead wife Sylvia Plath?

Probably "Flags" has been helped by Tom Brokaw's two best sellers, "The Greatest Generation" and "The Greatest Generation Speaks" (both from Random House), the latter a collection of letters by people who fought in World War II.

The latter's collection includes items such as the life jacket of Madeleine Astor, the wife of millionaire Titanic victim John Jacob Astor IV, a rivet which was removed from the hull before Titanic went to sea, an ice warning which never reached the bridge, a restaurant menu and a sample square of carpet from a First Class stateroom.

In this latter study, collection of sun exposure data was based on a global assessment of self reported sun exposure divided in 4 categories from none to high without details on sun seeking activities such as number of weeks of holidays in hot climates and use of sunbed.