Sentence examples for before lately from inspiring English sources

On Thursday night, Channel 4 broke with all the conventions of television comedy and broadcast a show which, although staffed by its reliable late-night comedy lieutenants, boldly went where hardly any comics have been before, lately, much.

While Republicans have visited the Valley before, lately their visibility has increased.

Because her visual album left me with SO many questions, and she seems to have come into her own (even more so than before) lately in a really special way, and I think it would mean a lot to our readers".

Cheyenne Marie Mize There's so much space between notes on Cheyenne Marie Mize's debut album, "Before Lately" (sonaBLAST!), but hardly any air.

Her 2010 debut album, "Before Lately," was sparse, folky and riveting; with a 2012 EP, "We Don't Need," she deployed a band to summon psychedelic turbulence.

While it is true that, if you decline my upgrade offer and persist in your desire to return your ICS1900, my commission must be refunded, by me, to Mr. Ames, it is no big deal, I have certainly refunded commissions to Mr. Ames before, especially lately..

Since 1997, Morris has run Gone & Forgotten, a blog that chronicles comic book characters you've almost certainly never heard of before, and lately, he's taken his unique focus to print.

Eric, on the other hand, was still trying to please: "I would just like my parents to see me happy and healthy and productive - before it's too late". Lately the two had found a kind of bad-joke empathy through the fact that both had acquired a speech impediment - Kirk from a stroke, Eric from an accidental overdose of anxiety pills that put him in an eight-day coma in 1999.

We've covered a lot of them before and lately it's been Samsung running at the front of the pack.

Personally I doubt that they'll be able to actually make a release before then (Fuji lately has had long delays between announcements and availability), but it's certainly possible we could see an announcement.

"It has been good lately, better than before, but there are still some killings, assassinations and robberies," said Hajji Khallaf, 73.