Sentence examples similar to turns on the latter from inspiring English sources

Crescenta Valley stayed close at 19-17, unthe the Indians turned it on in the latter part of the game.

The star performers are the prepositions, "to" and "on" – especially the latter: "turns me/you on", "it's not like you're on" (perhaps menstruating?), "hard-on", "let on," etc.

Turns out that the latter is closest to the truth.

Chris Hoy and Cavendish are both sprinters, but the former specialises on the track, while the latter turns on the speed at the end of a road race.

As it turns out, the latter was true.

Photographer Brian Hodges turned his lens exclusively on the latter for a series of portraits shot during the 2007 fair.

That is because only the former approach turns on the intended market for copies; the latter rests instead on their place of manufacture.

It is well within the FDA's discretion to make its labeling decisions through administrative adjudications rather than through less-formal and less-flexible rulemaking proceedings, see SEC v. Chenery Corp., 332 U. S. 194 (1947), and we have never previously held that our pre-emption analysis turns on the agency's choice of the latter over the former.

And it deepens content providers' dependence on those platforms — which in turn increases the latter's leverage.

(This latter feature will be turned on in the next few weeks).

Turning the latter feature on and off can be done simply by tapping the location icon.