Sentence examples for latter life from inspiring English sources

The former carries a maximum sentence of nine years in state prison; the latter, life with the possibility of parole.

I started each move with an end goal in mind; my family's happiness and in latter life as an empty nester, a contented husband.

The latter life table is of little interest for future patients, since it concerns surgical and medical practices that may not apply in the future.

Among the latter, the life form can change during the life cycle for example, when hemi-epiphytes perform as stranglers and become free-standing trees after they have killed their host tree by phloem girdling (Lüttge, 2007).

The former was sentenced to death, and the latter to life imprisonment.

She wrote four novels, including "The Dividing of Time" and "Now Bless Thyself," the latter about life in academe.

If there is anything redeeming in his latter family life, it may be the lives of his daughters.

According to the latter, complex life (e.g., a maggot or mouse) was thought to arise spontaneously and continually from nonliving matter.

One of the pieces, displayed as part of the latter's Life Is Beautiful exhibition (which provides the film's dramatic twist), landed Guetta in court.

His relationship with James became sexual, and he retained the king's passionate support to the end of the latter's life.

277, 284, 102 A. 649); or where one has agreed to perform personal services for another during the latter's life upon a promise of compensation by will, and dies before that other (Leahy v. Cheney, 90 Conn.