Sentence examples for has lately closed from inspiring English sources

Even Jordan, which has long hosted Palestinians as well as refugees from Syria, Sudan and Iraq, has lately closed its borders, leaving tens of thousands of Syrians to set up makeshift encampments in the desert.

Ari Up, a founding member of the post-punk band the Slits, has lately moved closer to reggae.

Renting a decent place here has always been exorbitant but has lately become closer to impossible for all but the very rich; as in London, the financial crash has forced people who'd otherwise buy into the rental market, causing vacancy rates to drop to an all-time low.

Comedy has lately moved closer to the center of what we talk about when we talk about television — the anti-hero boom of the first decade and change of the 21st century is now giving way to, or at least making room in the Public Conversation for, the likes of Amy Schumer, Key & Peele, Aziz Ansari and so on and so forth.

But one thing seems certain: while the Giants once envisioned Dayne as a workhorse, he has lately seen something closer to spot duty.

Similar studies have shown that the percentage of working mothers with newborns rose to a peak of 59 percent in 1998 and then declined, but that it has lately been rising close to peak levels.

The deepening of Venezuela's crisis has lately brought them closer together.The coup that Mr Ledezma was supposedly plotting involved sending a light military aircraft from some (unspecified) foreign country to bomb the presidential palace.

Talk story about the discovery of a Bachman's warbler, a bird called to Audubon's attention in 1833 by the Rev. Dr. John Bachman, of Charleston, S.C., and, which has lately come so close to extinction that Roger Tory Peterson in the 1947 edition of his "A Field Guide to Birds" spoke of it as "perhaps the rarest N. American songbird today".

But the investigation has lately come uncomfortably close to her government: on Monday, PT treasurer João Vaccari Neto was formally charged with corruption.

His manner is amiable but volatile — half frat boy, half impresario — and he cuts the burly profile of an athlete during the off-season: he has large lips and a toothy mouth, and he has lately been wearing a close-trimmed beard.

His manner is amiable but volatile half frat boy, half impresario and he cuts the burly profile of an athlete during the off-season: he has large lips and a toothy mouth, and he has lately been wearing a close-trimmed beard.