Sentence examples for the latter strides from inspiring English sources

All of these planets rival or surpass Sirius the Dog Star which toddles across the S behind Orion as the latter strides into our lower W sky by our map times.

After cutting in from the left Depay slid a slick pass to Rooney and the latter did not break stride as he dinked the finish over an on-rushing Sinan Bolat.

The Obama administration has made strides on the latter issue.

The concert's somber mood was interrupted by some moments of hard swing (" 'Deed I Do" and "I Love Being Here With You," the latter prefaced by an extended stride piano solo) in which Ms. Krall's emphasis on vocal sound over verbal elucidation was even more pronounced.

Savage, audacious and talented to the bone, the performer creatively strode through the latter half of the 20th century and became one of the most iconic female impressionists of all time before his death in 1999 at the age of 72.

The latter would not only increase stride length but also allow easier passage through dense vegetation and provide a high vantage point to spot prey, both adaptations reflected in modern avian terrestrial stalkers [104].

Mid-perusal of make-up application and fitness tips, accompanied by candid "come hither, join us" pictures in the latter, director and executive producer Thomas Schlamme strides in, fresh from his Los Angeles flight.

Kiplagat, winner of this year's Los Angeles marathon, also waited until the latter stages in Central Park to use her strong strides to claim victory in 2 28 20.

I believe the longer stride is showing benefit in the latter part of the race".

On the latter score, he said Sunday that China was making strides.

Since its origins in the latter half of the nineteenth century, the field of evolutionary biology has made enormous strides.