Sentence examples for latter joined from inspiring English sources

The latter joined Richie Foran and Dani López in missing out on the matchday squad.

The latter, joined with Ukip, would then morph to become the full-blooded Thatcherite party that even Lady Thatcher herself never quite led.

For both pieces, the bassist Jay Weissman and the cellist Dave Eggar play live, and in the latter, joined by violinist Rachel Golub, they're very much part of the dance.

(Recorded 22 February 1970, at Pacific Recording Studio, San Mateo, California; written by Bruce Springsteen) The roots of the E Street Band lie in Steel Mill, which saw Springsteen teaming up with Vini Lopez, Danny Federici and Steve Van Zandt, though the latter joined after this recording.

Begun by Mavis's guitarist father, Roebuck, in the early 1950s, the Staple Singers included her sisters Cleotha and Yvonne (the latter joined after the group had been performing for a while) and her brother Pervis (who left in the early 1970s).

Both Koolen and Demopoulos are now serving as independent directors on GetYourGuide's board — the latter joined the board earlier this month but is also now co-investing.

Dylan and Caitlin are both buried in the graveyard of St Martin's church in Laugharne, the latter joining her husband in the flower-strewn plot in 1994.

Earlier this month Opeanreach announced that Clive Selley, the boss of BT's technology arm, will replace Joe Garner as chief executive when the latter joins Nationwide.

They have also lost Lou Reed and Dominic Day, the latter joining to Bath, leaving Sione Timani, Josh Turnbull and Aaron Shingler as options.

After the season, Marquez and Jurietti departed Monaco for Spanish club Barcelona and Bordeaux respectively, and were replaced by Gaël Givet and Hugo Ibarra, the latter joining the club on loan.

The same logic applied to the tree made of concatenated ribosomal protein sequences, which included two other non-trivial bacterial groupings, Aquifex-Thermotoga and Synechocystis-Mycobacterium-Deinococcus, the latter joining the Gram-positive branch.