Sentence examples for given lately from inspiring English sources

Refresher courses have been given lately, on the chance that there may be something in the Germans talk of V weapons that can hit N.Y.

A certain five-cent weekly published in Philadelphia with a sworn circulation of 3,100,000 has been given lately to a good deal of stammering and blushing.

"This is a public relations war," Mr. Quinn said in a recent interview, one of many he has given lately, accompanied by Peter Quinn, his brother, and two of his adult daughters.

The New Yorker, December 16, 1939 P. 26 A certain five-cent weekly published in Philadelphia with a sworn circulation of 3,100,000 has been given lately to a good deal of stammering and blushing.

As a way to reduce trucks' fuel burn, attention has been given lately to the development of a decision model (problem) that is designed to solve a variant of the standard vehicle routing problem, called the pollution routing problem (PRP), which minimizes the fuel burn or pollutants emission of trucks.

(Which is nuts, given lately Asians are busy having eye surgery to look Caucasian).

"The speeches he has been giving lately are clever political documents," said Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama, the senior Republican on the Senate Budget Committee.

But his ex-fellow-thinkers have lately given those old ideas a regrettable twist, and dreadful errors have followed.

This changing nature of identity has given rise lately to many questions about privacy and security.

Nanosized Molecularly Imprinted Polymers (nanoMIPs) are designed artificial nanoreceptors with a predetermined selectivity and specificity for a given analyte, lately proposed as a replacement to antibodies in immunoassays.

That may seem generous, given that lately North Fork, like other regional banks, has been having a harder time of it.