Sentence examples for latter lines from inspiring English sources

Montjeu is also the father of the Epsom Derby first and second Motivator and Walk In The Park and the latter lines up again tomorrow.

(See Lerdahl and Jackendoff 1983 for a theory along the latter lines).

The rhetorical ambitions of the former line are obvious; the latter lines use colloquial abbreviation to underscore the inadequacy of blithe declarations of progress, as had Downing eschewed abbreviation here it would not be possible to read these lines as discretely aphoristic.

In seven of these latter lines, the differences between individuals were limited to one locus.

We chose to define the former lines as "sensitive", while the latter lines were deemed "resistant".

Optimization efforts along these latter lines are in progress.

The latter, lined with trees and benches, is a popular place for an evening stroll.

The latter line comes from Something Is Squeezing My Skull, which is among a handful of moments that makes Years of Refusal more disappointment than disaster.

This incensed the Sichuan gentry, merchants, and landlords who had invested in the latter line, and their anti-Beijing remonstrance grew into a province-wide uprising.

Of course Turnbull invited (figuratively – definitely not literally) the latter line of questioning by speaking at a winery owned by Josef Chromy, whose escape from a war-torn Czech village in 1950 figures significantly in his success story.

The dynastic Compact of Pavia (1329), dividing the house of Wittelsbach into a Bavarian and a Palatinate line, enabled Louis to gain the latter line's support in matters of imperial policy.