Sentence examples for by lately from inspiring English sources

But wins have been difficult to come by lately.

Smiles have been hard to come by lately for the Knicks.

Lately he has been on less bloated behavior, and by lately I mean the few weeks since he emerged as the Republican frontrunner du jour.

Time seems to be harder to come by lately, but when I can find some, I still relish taking the subway to an unfamiliar stop and discovering what the surrounding streetscape has to offer.

Some burgs would be bragging on one Stanley Cup for a decade, but here the general theme is, "What have you done for me lately?" By lately, we tend to mean last week.

A deep dark admission: lately — and by lately I mean this era I worked so hard for, when a liberal person of color, a man who resembles my own father, would be our president — I've found myself thinking secretly, were certain things better in the George W. Bush era?

BT's revenues have been eroded by competition, lately by cable operators' success in installing telephone lines.The French government changed its mind about allowing foreign bids for its national treasures.

Annual billings, not including those to be poured in by Burger King, lately totaled $250 million.

VOX VOCAL ENSEMBLE Heard a lot of music by Robert Parsons lately?

But the agency, whose power is limited by law, lately has shown little ability to deliver a serious blow.

Goals came from Justin Meram and Ryan Finley, guys who have been played by Warzycha lately but were not able to produce for him.