Sentence examples for a year of late from inspiring English sources

Some conclude that Japan's potential output (what the economy could produce if its capacity were fully employed) has been growing at no more than 1% a year of late, compared with 3-4% a year in the 1980s.

Now, thinking back on the omens of the evening he has decided that 1962 wil be a year of late hours, some anxiety, & hopefully, happy endings.

Already growing an average 30% a year of late, the company is going to get an extra boost via its recent agreement to buy rival Kodak Gallery via the Eastman Kodak bankruptcy proceeding.

For its part, CBS makes tens of millions a year on "Late Show" -- Mr. Burnett estimated that CBS had made $1 billion on Mr. Letterman over the past decade.

Colbert's will be the last show to start in a year of changes in the late night lineup.

— Breaking more than a year of silence, Sue Paterno is defending her late husband as a "moral, disciplined" man who never twisted the truth to avoid bad publicity.

Those talks were the latest in a year of informal contacts.

The year of late-celebrity documentaries continues, with Marlon Brando joining the ranks of Kurt Cobain, Nina Simone, Amy Winehouse and Chris Farley.

But it's a wine that's long since been rescued from mediocrity and there have been a run of stellar years of late, including 1997 and 1999.

We're always going to be faced with letting people go or trying to trade people a year too soon than a year too late because of budget considerations".

And a measure of hiring at factories rose to its best level in a year — the latest of several encouraging signs ahead of the July employment report, which will be released on Friday.