Sentence examples for latterly especially from inspiring English sources

Latterly, especially after Francis came out of his self-­imposed ­retirement in 2006, the plots ­began to creak and the ­heroes seemed out of synch; they ­belonged to the 60s and 70s, a world when ­villains drove Jags and wore ­balaclavas, not to one with mobile phones and online gambling.

I think the Standard was very strong latterly under Veronica Wadley, especially in the last couple of years.

During the 1960s and 70s her production included tableware: one of her early orders was for a 100-piece dinner service, but latterly she concentrated on one-off ornamental pieces, especially large bowls and plates.

Especially the Europeans and Americans, who have latterly found themselves under scrutiny from their own governments.

Working at the Australian Conservation Foundation, the Queensland Conservation Council, which she headed, the Wilderness Society and latterly the Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS), she inspired many younger campaigners, especially women, to follow in her carbon footprints.

"Back home, Britons have long prided themselves on their toleration, which was what made possible their generous 'political asylum' policy in the past; the 'freedom' of her institutions, especially the law, and the jury system that underpins that; and – latterly – her parliamentary democracy.

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.