Sentence examples for latter house from inspiring English sources

The difference, she said, was that the latter house was in move-in condition while the former required some work.

"The glory of this latter house shall exceed the former," Governor McGreevey said, borrowing from the Old Testament book of Haggai.

The Bible says, "The glory of this latter house shall be greater than of the former," and Tonéx adds, "Either I'm about to run into that latter greatness or I've done something incredibly wrong".

The latter house -- known for its "cunning folk" -- was home to sneering Draco, his pure-blooded magical lineage and He Who Must Not Be Named, Lord Voldemort.

The latter houses such indigenous animals as Komodo dragons, Sumatran tigers, and orangutans.

Also notable are the Ponce Art Museum (1956) and the Museum of Religious Art, the latter housed in a 17th-century church in San Germán.

The latter houses Greek and Roman artefacts from the island and Venetian art, as well as documenting the local shipbuilding and stonemasonry traditions.

The latter, housed in a dilapidated hall attached to a working railway station, has been a hub for alternative artistic expression since 2004.

I wander up the road and past the New and Old Military Barracks – the latter housed the offices of Norfolk Island's chief minister, Lisle Snell, until his government was recently abolished.

Of more than 1,000 rooms in the Potala, the ones considered most holy are the Chogyal Drubphuk and the Phakpa Lhakhang, remnants from the original palace of Srong-brtsan-sgam-po; the latter houses the sacred Arya Lokeshvara (Avalokiteshvara) statue.

Of the republic's many museums, three in Prague are especially noteworthy: the National Museum (founded 1818), the National Gallery (1796; whose collection is exhibited in several locations), and the Museum of Decorative Arts (1885), the latter housing one of the world's largest collections of glass.