Sentence examples for latter was called from inspiring English sources

A great admirer of photographers like Robert Capa and Edward Boubat, Mr. Turnley said he considered himself neither a war correspondent, like the former, nor a "peace correspondent," as the latter was called.

Formerly on Redbook, boy & girl informing Youth's Companion, Hodgins inherited Pill-Swallower Ingersoll's editorial job two years ago when latter was called to greater glory, higher usefulness, still writes much of content of magazine, is paid $15,000; from stock only $8,000.

Najib Mikati had become friends with Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad in the mid-1990s, years before the latter was called to take over from his strongman father.

The latter was called survival, no gym membership required, and everybody just did it every day.

During that season, he had a second opportunity to play with his brother, Reagan Rome, as the latter was called up from Cincinnati's ECHL affiliate, the Reading Royals, for two games.

The latter are called convergent neurons.

This latter is called a secondary articulation.

(The latter is called public meaning originalism).

A domestic strain of the latter is called Bengal finch.

The latter is called division of wave front.

The former stress the word Papua, while the latter is called New Guinea.