Sentence examples for latter place from inspiring English sources

At the latter place the U.S. Women's Open Championship was held early in July.

While at the latter place, he had the intuition that provided both the basis and inspiration for his first philosophical books.

The best-known line of the Marines hymn, which included is "From the halls of Nontezuma to the shores of Tripoli" - the latter place being in what was Italian Libya as we went to press.

Shalizar's olivieh (a potato salad with eggs, green peas, pickles, and chicken) is better balanced than Ravagh's, which has too much mayonnaise, but the latter place racks up the majority of the taste-test victories.

Although Hesiod's list became canonical in later times, it was not the only one; at both Delphi and Sicyon there were but three Muses, one of whom in the latter place bore the fanciful name Polymatheia ("Much Learning").

In the latter place is an excessively romantic Byronic item consisting of three tresses of hair cut from the heads of the three Macri sisters - the famous Maids of Athens, all under fifteen - in whose house the poet lodged in 1812, and one curled lock, labelled curtly, in his handwriting, "Whose this is I don't recollect".

The latter, placing the blame where it rightfully belonged, said a few, firm, indignant words to the truckmen.

It was obvious, though, that Cook's gameplan involved not driving at all, something made all the more redundant with the latter placing.

CAF, who have two responses to any issue — impose disproportionate and arbitrary bans, or ignore it — opted for the latter, placing the matter in the hands of the local organising committee which is, of course, run by Angolans.

But it's hard to be disappointed when the results are as striking as Mr Noah, which sets its grinding clatter against an exuberant vocal melody that's impossible to dislodge from your head; or as elated as Boys Latin or Come to Your Senses, the latter placing a head-nodding breakbeat behind a wall of synthesised murk and another irresistible melody.

Where, in the latter places, they provide proof of the life of the imagination and the endurance of fancy under grim circumstances, here the prevalence of muted tones and uniform outfits (and I'm not even referring to the actual brown uniforms of soldiers that are seen in one shot) evoke an era of greater public conformity.