Sentence examples for which latter from inspiring English sources

Lunches got eaten but only incidentally; the point was talk and laughter, which latter became immoderate by dessert time.

There is even some RSC-style doubling: Barry Humphries plays both Mr Leadville and Mrs Crummles, in which latter role he is smirkingly credited as "Dame Edna Everage".

"The boy was full of rotten teeth but his eye was keen and sure," we're told, which latter sentiment might describe the book itself.

"Logic and semantics seem like a better prep for an accounting career than for freelance writing, which latter is disorderly and wholly without axiom," Wallace wrote.

Scrub typhus occurs in Southeast Asia and its associated archipelagoes and in Japan, in which latter country the disease was first described (1899) and systematically investigated (1906 32).

Throughout his life, he pursued his passionate interests in freedom of the press and in international economic development, which latter he considered the hope of the world.

By a similar way of thinking, sectional disputes over the Fugitive Slave Law, the Kansas-Nebraska Act and the Dred Scott decision once appeared to many Americans as a merely topical pretenses, under the cover of which latter-day Normans and Saxons exercised their congenital antipathies, ancient conflicts carried over the Atlantic.

In addition, the other full rotary cycle with two steps is also open, of which latter-half process of (P -cis → (P -cisns is the slow thermal N-inversion.

It lies along the Berbice River near the point at which the latter empties into the Atlantic Ocean.

But the extent to which the latter really offsets the former is unclear.Then there is capital.

Design optimization predicted 35% improvement in the energy profile, which is latter verified by the experimentation.