Sentence examples for latterly for from inspiring English sources

Oddly, what has really endeared him to the nation are the adverts – first for ITV Digital, latterly for PG Tips – in which he appears alongside a knitted monkey.

A royal flush of North American A-listers started queueing up for a dose of Sampha's tremulous falsetto and, latterly, for his un-obvious way with a tune.

Was he, when reporting the Russian revolution and its aftermath - latterly for the Manchester Guardian - a committed Bolshevik or a romantic ingenu caught up by the momentous events?

Nevertheless, he's been commuting for a decade, first to Germany and Italy for Jil Sander, where he designed both the men's and women's line from 2005 until February 2012, and latterly for Christian Dior.

Richie Benaud, who has died aged 84, was perhaps best known latterly for his work as a global cricket commentator, with his distinctive voice, familiar fixed gaze, prominent bottom lip and carefully tended coiffure.

This was the war America no longer wanted, and the young men who died latterly for its discredited cause in 1974 and '75, when the final bell went, were in many cases abandoned as collateral damage.

James Brown, the Godfather of Soul, died from heart failure 10 years ago this Christmas Day, aged 73, long past his prime and latterly notorious for problems with drugs, wives and the police.

"My name is Neophytou," he says while dropping a gown over me at Paul's, the South-east London hairdresser's he has run, latterly alone, for 52 years.

This good American was pleasant to meet, faithful to his friends, a stocky, smiling figure recognised and respected by the many fellow professionals and readers he encountered as editor and colleague and (latterly) spokesman for the science-fiction culture he had inhabited since 1950 or so.

✒Bad news for toilers at News International who had illusory hopes in the summer that Will Lewis – the former Daily Telegraph editor and Rebekah Brooks consigliere, latterly sleuthing for News Corporation's management and standards committee – might soon no longer be on the Murdoch payroll.

Having retained the rights to his earlier designs, he carried on producing furniture to order until as recently as 2005, latterly mainly for Russell & Bromley, his most loyal and longstanding client, where his furniture is still in use in some stores.