Sentence examples for need a latter from inspiring English sources

We need a latter day Pecora Committee to arouse the public and the back-benchers in Congress.

"Why do you need a kickoff?" (That latter thought may be the spiritual partner to Bill Cosby's 1960's question, "Why is there air?") A more immediate improvement is coming from Fox and CBS: the popular and useful computerized first-down line, which has been used on one or two games a week, will be extended to all games.

Seth Rogen channelled his inner Ricky Gervais with a joke about Miley Cyrus getting high backstage and then introduced Eminem, who was joined by Rihanna on "Love the Way You Lie" and by Dr. Dre on "I Need a Doctor," the latter of which offered a more convincing mentor-protégé story than Usher and Bieber had.

Peter Gilmore, LaVey's successor as head of the Church of Satan, distinguishes between "carnal people and spiritual people": he believes the latter need a "spooky daddy in the sky", whereas he is "happy being the center of [his] universe".

If it's the latter, you need a more conservative fund.

But the latter would need a lot more than one insolent vote to sway the results, for this was Ronaldo's year.

After Scottish Widows pulled out of the market, only Abbey and Bank of Ireland/Bristol & West now offer 100 per cent deals, and in the case of the latter, you need a parent to also put their name on the mortgage with you.

To get the former to the latter you need a brilliant distribution system.

To assess the latter, one would need a counterfactual situation without any type of tracking.

In the latter, you'd need a ton of authority to stand a chance plus the relevance of optimized pages.

I rather think the latter – why does Victoria Wood need a reason to be on TV?