Sentence examples for are of late from inspiring English sources

Who Do We Think We Are? Imagining the New Britain Yasmin Alibhai-Brown Allen Lane £18.99, pp274 Buy it at BOL 'There are of late divers blackamoors brought into this realme, of which kinde of people there are already to manie consyderying howe god hath blessed this land with great people of our nation......

The first known forests are of late Middle Devonian age.

Airports, which once put an optimistic bounce in a traveler's step, are of late regarded as places that ought to have signs over the doors: Abandon All Hope Ye Who Enter Here.

"Taxes are of late Years greatly encreased among us, and now it is said we are to be burthened with the Payment of new Duties," a distressingly sober and spiritless Saunders observed.

But this time the euro crisis provides a new twist, for the currency zone's southern countries are of late demanding "solidarity" from Germany in a form that sounds suspiciously like an even bigger transfer union.

These cases are of late onset and likely result from the interaction of many genes and the environment.

IT'S warmer today than it has been of late.

Janice grew up in Elizabeth, New Jersey and was of late a resident of Delray Beach, Florida and Greenwich, Connecticut.

Hare is on far stronger form here than he has been of late.

Given where Hibs have been of late, he would need to.

Like the good intellectual that he's vigorously pretended not to be of late, Boris Johnson will probably know that line.