Sentence examples for latter sent from inspiring English sources
The latter sent back word: "I'll get you there on time if it's the last thing I do".
The latter sent his security forces out to the Gaza border yesterday in an effort to prevent further rocket launches by militants.
The latter sent Hunter Pence to third with two out and brought up Raul Ibanez, the veteran who may have played his last game for the Phillies.
Manuel Lanzini and Arthur Masuaku combined down the left, the latter sent over a low cross, and a brief mix-up between Ederson and Mangala almost allowed Antonio to capitalise before the goalkeeper grabbed possession.
85 mins: Fulham play their way out of trouble at the back with some exquisite football, Etuhu and Murphy showing lovely touches before the latter sent a long ball wide to Davies, who was bulldozed by Rincon.
Off clean lineout ball Kyle Eastmond punched it up in midfield, then when it came back the other way, first Ford, then Joseph pulled the remnants of Leicester's defence out of shape with dazzling footwork before the latter sent Banahan over for his first try in the second minute – Bath's 10, 11, 12 and 13 in perfect concert as they have been all season.
The latter sends a pulse of energy down the beam and listens for echoes; cracks produce a different pattern from solid metal.
He's suddenly back at -3. Day, alongside him, scrambles for his par, a staunch effort; he remains in the joint lead at -7. Mixed fortunes meanwhile for Cabrera and Leishman on 17; the former holds the back of the green near the pin with a lovely approach, the latter sends his through the back and down a tricky bank.
The latter sends her gift cards at the end of the year worth 3% of her total purchases over 12 months.
The cloud server is said to be alive if it has been using the proposed scheme for the initial (i−1) messages exchanged with the mobile device, when the latter sends the i t h message.
Halfpenny and Biggar's kicking shoot-out began early, the former opening the scoring and the latter sending a 40-metre drop-goal soaring between the uprights with the wind at his back.
