Sentence examples for latter seasons from inspiring English sources

Even the latter seasons of Mad Men are like this.

These latter seasons, when he was playing with an accumulated, underpublicized burden of aches and pains for indifferent teams, cemented his claim as the greatest hitter of his era, an era that included Joe DiMaggio and Stan Musial.

Jane the Virgin season one (available 22 March) Given how convoluted the latter seasons became, it is hard to remember just how fresh and fun Ugly Betty used to be.

The book covers much the same ground as Buster Olney's ringing "The Last Night of the Yankee Dynasty," from 2004, but gives most attention to the latter seasons and the steady input from Joe.

Has G.R.R.M. discussed with you the general layout of where the story is going and how its final installments will play out? —Tyler, New York City The answer is that it would be impossible to plan for the latter seasons of the saga (should we be lucky enough to get those final seasons) unless we were privy to the conclusion.

Maureen Ryan described the chemistry between Black and Michael Shanks as "sparky" and "one of the most diverting parts of the latter seasons of the show".

The Hurricanes placed him on waivers late in the latter season, but remained with the team after he went unclaimed.

In the latter season, uniforms consisted of pinstriped pants and jerseys, with black sleeves bearing a music note logo on the left sleeve.

There were 13 days when storms were active, the same as 2010 11, although the latter season also had a long-lasting subtropical cyclone.

"Yo-yoing" between the second and third tiers of English football, Hull City had promotion seasons from the Third to the Second Division again in 1959 and 1966, winning the Third Division in the latter season.

However, a smaller proportion of isolates were susceptible to erythromycin and clindamycin in the latter season.