Sentence examples for most latter day from inspiring English sources

When most Latter Day Saints moved west, she stayed in Nauvoo, married a non-Mormon, Major Lewis C. Bidamon, and withdrew from religion until 1860, when she affiliated with the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, first headed by her son, Joseph Smith III.

This Zip Code tour is once again selling familiarity, like most latter-day Stones tours, and while there are few surprises in the setlist, this time something is different.

In following the fortune-hunting Petruchio's bellicose courtship of the ill-tempered Katherine, most latter-day productions have usually presented its leading characters as either fiery, equally matched sparring partners, à la Tracy and Hepburn, or victims of an oppressive social order they come to realize is wrong.

Most latter-day productions have been topical spectacles of a pacifist bent, evoking disastrous conflicts like the Crimean and Vietnam wars and emphasizing the emptiness of battlefield bombast spoken by men who were glorified by Homer.

As the venue for a top secret 1943 wartime strategy conference between then British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, US president Franklin D Roosevelt and Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King, most latter-day Frontenac rendezvous are a little more romantic – the hotel even offers an "elopements package" if you want to run away and get hitched.

Most people think of Utah as a land of ski slopes, land art, and Latter Day Saints, but Salt Lake City happens to be the home of one of the nation's most venerable modern dance institutions.

The only latter day that matters is tomorrow".

The latter day lists are editorially curated.

Elder Steven Bennion, Assistant Director, Latter Day Saints Church Hosting.

And our latter day Odysseus is guilty of hubris too.

He's basically the Jesus of Latter Day Queers.