Sentence examples for has lately asked from inspiring English sources

After three years' work detailing the gaps in its nuclear story, he has lately asked repeatedly for access to additional documents, people and sites.

Furthermore, Mr Thaksin's camp has lately asked Pheu Thai supporters to comply with the generals' request to abstain from political activity, leaving some hardliners feeling abandoned.

Yoshino adds that he was quite sure no one would jump up, "though I did think wildly of that scene in Jane Eyre, when a stranger declares: 'The marriage cannot go on.' " Perhaps the various Republicans considering a Presidential run, who have lately been asked if they would attend a same-sex wedding, have been engaging with similar thoughts.

"Yes, can you tell us what you've published lately?" asked Dean Babble.

"People have lately been asking me the converse, how you can have so much respect for animal life and so little respect for human life".

Already weary of government involvement in economic and social matters, libertarians have lately been asking themselves whether "libertarian politician" is a contradiction in terms.

"Government tracking of phone records has been in the news lately," asked judge Wendie Malick.

If you haven't failed lately, ask yourself if you are being bold enough, willing enough to go for it, or if perhaps you're not being fully honest about your impact.

"I have not heard them lately asking for an end to the occupation or asking for a timetable for withdrawal of occupation troops," Sadr said, ticking off demands that he has made for nearly three years.

Pretenders have lately crumbled.

It's a phrase I've been repeating a lot lately: Ask him.