Sentence examples for latterly decided from inspiring English sources

The Lib Dems had not expected senior Tories to take so active a role in the campaign, and only latterly decided to do the same for the yes campaign.

The actors who emerge with the most credit are those portraying Arabs: Sam Golzari, who captures the sweat and stammer of the eternal amateur, and Tony Yalda, who plays Iqbal, Omer's cousin and latterly his manager, and who seems to have decided that the neatest way to carve through the mixed messages of "American Dreamz" is to camp it up — hair-tossing, his own disco glitter ball, the works.

There are Elliott Barker and Gary Maier – both latterly of the Oak Ridge Hospital for the Criminally Insane in Ontario – who far from viewing psychopaths as incurable, decided that what they needed were marathon LSD-fuelled encounter sessions.

If his ditty is not so pretty (as opposed, for example, to "When courts decide as they did latterly / We can read Lady Chatterley," which he allegedly wrote for Cole Porter's "Anything Goes"), it should be remembered that no writer of ninety-six novels, and co-writer of sixteen plays and innumerable lyrics for musicals, hits a bally home run every time out of the box.

What he didn't expect, as an active Green and a former longtime member of the Communist party – latterly among the party's prominent intellectuals – was an email from Harriet Harman inviting him to help decide Miliband's successor.

Latterly they have thrived.

Latterly, Hill lived in Malibu.

Latterly she became "mother of the house".

Latterly, he has appeared more relaxed.

Latterly, he concentrated on character work.

Latterly, they have tackled classic texts.