Sentence examples for to latter from inspiring English sources

An earlier version referred to "latter course" where "former course" was meant.

Moderate amounts of caffeine are increasingly being used to enhance endurance performance, particularly in the mid to latter stages of a race.

From Jimmy Connors at the 1991 US Open to latter Three-Peat Michael Jordan, Late Federer or – better still – Late Pirlo, the spectacle of old guys scaling the athletic heightsprovides sport with one of its most instantly engaging narratives.

"Running the course when I had done a hard 13 miles the day before gave me the feeling of the last couple of miles, when you're tired," Abdirahman said, referring to latter stages of a marathon.

Mr. Panetta, who was visiting NATO military headquarters here, was reacting to concerns among the allies about his statement to reporters while traveling to a meeting with them here that "hopefully by the mid to latter part of 2013 we'll be able to make a transition from a combat role to a training, advise and assist role" in Afghanistan.

The sixth is to have annotators follow the decision tree step-by-step, that is, not allow annotators to neglect higher-level decisions and jump to latter choices.

I go to the latter to defend the scientists.

It was intended to unite various groups, from environmentalists and labor unions to latter-day Communists, with concerns about globalization.

Hunter's success lies in moving with the times, from mid-century aspiration to latter-day celebrity endorsement.

To Latter-day Saints, the church president is not merely a temporal figure but also an inspired prophet who interprets church teachings for the present day.

It's impossible to tell whether cosmological lyrics pushed the band toward psychedelia or whether Islands' fondness for 1960's sounds led it to latter-day hippie visions.