Sentence examples for latterly claimed from inspiring English sources
Former directors and other senior staff have latterly claimed Goodwin had been "bullying".
I don't think anyone believes the Conservatives say when they claim now, latterly and somewhat belatedly, that they wanted this allowance increased all along.
The LRA, on the other hand, insists that Mr Otti is alive, just indisposed variously with fever, cholera and latterly house arrest.The claims and counter-claims have come as northern Uganda is beginning to return to something approaching normality after the end, it is hoped, of the LRA's 20-year insurgency against the government.
Latterly dubbed "The G of the Bang", because it was finally erected so late (and at £1.42 million, double its estimated cost), the sculpture could briefly claim to be the tallest in Britain.
While acknowledging the privileged position whites had under Smith, several commentators have latterly agreed with his claims that many black Zimbabweans preferred him to Mugabe with hindsight.
Look at New Line Cinema, founded in 1967, and latterly the "indy" division of Warner Bros. It rose in the 1980s, and went on to claim hits like the "Lord of the Rings" film trilogy, but it overstretched and spent too much on films that no one much wanted to see.
Latterly they have thrived.
Latterly, Hill lived in Malibu.
Latterly she became "mother of the house".
