Sentence examples for latterly that from inspiring English sources

I think that, latterly, that is where his heart truly lay.

Alcoholism is an illness, not a lifestyle choice, and it was only latterly that it became more serious for him.

She has said latterly that Evan has since overcome his autism, in part by good diet choices.

Then the poetry transgresses boldly into the taboo of doctrinaire Islamic customs that would become a part of Syria's nightmare, and latterly that in France: Fatima, aged 12, is "confined to a corner/to make her understand that from now on/she is/eligible for marriage and childbearing".

"I saw Dunfermline play Rangers recently and it was only latterly that Rangers managed to get the win.

Age: 9+ From the world's earliest houses to the latest high-rises in Dubai, this is an information-packed guide to the cathedrals, temples, opera houses, parliament buildings, bridges and latterly banks that stand as the important monuments of their time.

But latterly the money that could be better used elsewhere was being spent maintaining the lakes.

Lancaster has a spectacular castle that latterly served as a court and prison, and stands waiting to be turned into a tourist attraction.

It was seen as a means of avoiding the sorts of accusations that latterly have been directed at leading ladies such as Hillary Clinton.

How, they ask, can the mother of democracies, and latterly the country that's been among the most vociferous about the need for democratic institutions in the developing world, have got its own Houses in such a mess?

In jaunty cap and loose shirt he looked frail, a consequence of the Parkinson's disease that latterly challenged his pride and his patience, but otherwise he seemed curiously the same as ever, beguiling charm and wicked sense of humour intact.