Sentence examples for latterly did from inspiring English sources

Tory Euroscepticism grew more virulent, as latterly did the determination of the remaining Tory Europhiles not to surrender to it.

She admitted she didn't directly choose it but her relationships never reached that stage and she latterly didn't want to become "a science experiment" in order to achieve it in her early 40s.

Mr Byers inherited little from his predecessor other than a muddled ten-year plan that he was latterly doing his best to junk.The Brown handMr Byers was also a victim of that other deformity that lies close to the centre of New Labour, the half-creative, half-destructive relationship between Mr Blair and the chancellor, Gordon Brown.

Perhaps the man who hosted some 30 different game-show formats, always smiling and only latterly doing anything as apparently human as crying on air, needed to have a certain flat amorality, an ability to be an instant avuncular chum to contestants and to forget the whole thing the next day.

"Liverpool is latterly doing something about it, the problem is that they weren't planning for this far enough in advance.

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.

All were destroyed, latterly by Christians who did not care for the charms of the pagan goddess Artemis.

New Zealand, who lost their captain, Richie McCaw, and their midfield totem Conrad Smith to the sin-bin in the first-half, did improve latterly as their opponents tired but it took all the brilliance of Aaron Smith and the line-breaking skill of Sonny Bill Williams to restore order.

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.

Only latterly, and partly because of ill-health, did Ralph settle down in Manosque, where he shared a flat full of his paintings with his cat, Borgia.

She ended up endorsing statements, books and films she didn't necessarily agree with; latterly her words were used and misrepresented by groups supposedly helping sex workers.