Sentence for latter | Use latter in a sentence

Sentence using the word latter. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use latter in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for latter.

• The latter, she feared. (10)
• Wise men say the latter. (10)
• Corey turned to the latter. (9)
• The latter ran up to him at once. (8)
• Then the latter turns and goes out. (8)
• A terrible problem, this latter one. (10)
• Outside this latter the Countess hovered. (10)
• The latter gloomily scrutinized the floor. (8)
• The latter shrugged to express indifference. (10)
• Something is to be said for the latter course. (16)
• This latter is generally an interlocking tile. (17)
• For a few seconds she looked at the latter hard. (8)
• The latter, who was leaning by a gate, opened it. (8)
• The latter is more desirable, since it wears better. (17)
• The latter he could forego among a people he despised. (10)
• The mention of the latter was quite enough for Laxley. (10)
• The latter is quite evidently too thin for exterior doors. (17)
• Her discourse with the latter amused her passing reflections. (10)
• The latter bore them patiently, as one who had endured worse. (10)
• The latter said, he had a holiday, to pay a visit to Miss Nesta. (10)
• The best of them and, of course, the few, command the latter sum. (21)
• The latter half is half-humorous and, I think, will help the effect. (14)
• The latter nodded pleasantly to the young man, and gave him his hand. (13)
• The former is ⅛ inch thick or less, and the latter is ¹/₁₂ inch thick. (17)
• In the latter one could perceive the palpably suitable mate for Edbury. (10)
• The civilization of the latter is dead; China, the older, is still living. (3)
• The appearance of the latter could not be more than the surprise of the moment. (4)
• The latter was of an easy, friendly disposition, and a master of convivial arts. (2)
• The latter he knew personally, for Robinson had been his neighbor on the Hudson. (18)
• So far as the latter are concerned, yellow journalism has apparently a good record. (16)
• The latter escaped by jumping backward, then crouched again and prepared to spring. (21)
• This latter, namely, the sounding together of different sounds, was called Symphony. (3)
• If the former is a talent, it must be owned that it is much commoner than the latter . (9)
• She was about to say a word to Lady Charlotte, when the latter walked to the doorway, and. (10)
• The latter was long in answering, but kept his eyes with uncomfortable steadiness on James. (8)
• They were Wilfrid and Count Karl, the latter of whom had discerned him through a telescope. (10)
• This latter is enabled to be the champion of the decorous world by knowing the indecorous well. (10)
• He published two symphonies and several symphonic poems, the latter showing the influence of Liszt. (3)
• He spoke of it to Mr. Wythan once, and the latter took a big breath and blew such a lord to the winds. (10)
• Once, previous to the arrival of the latter three, there was a change in her look, or Evan fancied it. (10)
• The latter so astounded the players that at first they refused to attempt it, saying that it was impossible. (3)
• You had rather look out for misery for Marianne, and guilt for poor Willoughby, than an apology for the latter. (4)
• Possibly he might be the victim of the latter and more pardonable state, and so thinking she gave him her hand. (10)
• The latter could hear him writing in the next room, and looked in presently to say that he was going for a walk. (8)
• We planned to camp somewhere above the latter town, and chose the central passage as probably the most direct one. (20)
• He left it consisting principally of recitatives and arias, each opera containing from fifty to sixty of the latter. (3)
• The former she hoped at last might have been accidental, and the latter she could only attribute to her own stupidity. (4)
• But Stukely Culbrett intended that the latter should be foiled, and he continued his diversion from the angry subject. (10)
• The latter is not a cantata, but rather a great suite, in which vocal movements are balanced against orchestral numbers. (3)
• The French flattened it more and called it Gigue, the Italians Giga, the Germans Geige, the latter term still being used. (3)
• The latter was a brilliant politician, and a passionate gamester, who needed the good offices of a diplomat like Selwyn. (18)
• The latter departed moaning over his five pounds ten shillings in paper; the former rejoicing at his five pounds in gold. (10)
• At a signal from the former the latter would step aside, the plank would tilt and the condemned man go down between two ties. (1)
• The two were on intimate terms during the stay of the latter in Vienna for the purpose of bringing out several of his operas. (3)
• The latter came walking past their cab; both husband and wife had an admirable view of his face in the light of a street lamp. (8)
• The latter did not grasp the fact that the Oratorio had within it one element, the chorus, to give to it a definite individuality. (3)
• The latter are inhabited by factory hands, hucksters, people of uncertain occupations, and characters that are clearly suspicious. (12)
• It seems to me that something in the modulation and tone-colour, something subtle but unmistakable, points to the latter conclusion. (12)
• This shows that composers, doubtless through the military use of brass and drums, had accepted the latter as means for special effects. (3)
• The latter is excellent for by-and-by, when there will be a vast deal more to remember, and appetite shall have but one tooth remaining. (10)
• The latter ornament is the unfailing mark of that kind of studio, and with it go, in some combination, a Japanese umbrella and a fish-net. (16)
• The latter is Joachim Heinzen of Czernikauer Street, twenty years old, of evil reputation and apparently of not altogether responsible mind. (12)
• The wall is composed of large stones and small stones (the latter are called spalls, and fill in the interstices between the larger stones). (17)
• Mollie Greydon was sitting on the portico at Dorminghurst just after a visit from Mr. Barclugh one warm afternoon in the latter part of August. (18)
• The following is given as the scale: [Music] The principal feature of Hindoo music is the melody and rhythm, the latter being very complicated. (3)
• The latter was erected on the western bank of a little stream called the Missiquash which the French claimed as the boundary between Canada and Acadia. (19)
• Her head refused to interest her, and left all activity to her legs and her eyes, and the latter became unobservant, except of foot-tracks, animal-like. (10)
• Anyhow, he thundered to some effect, inasmuch as he detached those that had gentlemanly feelings from the wanton roysterers, and next day the latter pleaded wine. (10)
• The latter, indeed, asserted that the teleological reason for the existence of legations was to supply their countrymen with tickets to this particular spectacle for nothing. (14)

Also see sentences for: clatter, clattering, flatter, flattered, flatterer, flatteries, flattering.

Glad you visited this page with a sentence for latter. Now that you’ve seen how to use latter in a sentence hope you might explore the rest of this educational reference site Sentencefor.com to see many other example sentences which provide word usage information.