Sentence examples for do that lately from inspiring English sources

And she was not the only one to do that lately.

"We just haven't done that lately.

I think we've been doing that lately".

Since few museums have done that lately, the material on view is all the fresher.

Apparently Pale Male, the red-tail with the Fifth Avenue address, has been doing that lately, Mr. Blakeman said, even though it "violates everything we know about red-tails".

He can carry a team, Torre said, and he has done that lately; the Yankees have won seven of their last eight.

The Yankees have done that lately, with the starting pitchers allowing no more than three earned runs in 15 of their last 16 games.

We've been doing that lately and that's why we've been winning".

One way the show has been doing that lately is with lots of Michael Jackson coverage.

Harris has been doing that himself lately, shooting 51.6percentt (16 for 31) on the road trip, including 8 for 13 against the Clippers.

Quite a few writers have been trying to do exactly that lately -- to be lucid and informative about some of the less obvious aspects of Richard Wagner's operas, T. S. Eliot's poems, Christian theology, Louis Farrakhan's idiosyncratic Muslim theology, Marxist political theory and several other lively zones of modern culture.