Sentence examples for latter things from inspiring English sources
But the American military does these latter things in superlative fashion.
I love spending time with my family, chasing my kids around outside, running, cooking, swimming, traveling and reading (just because I love doing the latter things doesnât necessarily mean I have the time!).
Again, I completely understand that stance — it's hard not to — even though I think the surveillance cure is ultimately far worse than the terrorism / child-porn / moral-panic-of-the-week disease, as awful as those latter things may be.
At least if I do the latter thing, I know I'm voting for someone I 100% agree with for once :)" She is joined by Rick Wilson, who, judging by his Twitter feed and other commentary, is the Republican who is having the most fun attacking Trump.
It is supposed that because the latter thing is not itself being perceived, the resemblance belonging to it could not have been perceived; thus, it is not a case of perception when one says "My cow at home is similar to this animal".
This latter thing, in fact, is what I've most commonly observed among my patients.
And so, it's not an easy thing to do, especially because the latter thing happens obliquely, it's never explicitly stated.
It was while she was in school at the latter that things started to take off.
Val Kilmer has denied claims by Michael Douglas that he has cancer after the latter said "things don't look too good for him".
Then Banahan claimed his hat-trick after trickery by Joseph and Watson, the latter rounding things off with try number seven at the end.
And here lies the fundamental difference between the biological and the physical sciences: the former, but not the latter, studies things in nature that appear to be designed.
