Sentence examples for has lately come from inspiring English sources
Architecture, too, has lately come to resemble the inhabited shell of an extinct beast.
He seems bewildered, in fact, to find that fashion has lately come to him.
She has lately come to see the merit of fleshing out George Bush's skeletal "vision" of a two-state solution.
The flourishing field of hip-hop studies has lately come to resemble a college English department circa 1950.
Mr. Bruno, the Senate majority leader has lately come around to the idea of a casino in western New York.
That truism has lately come into question, however, thanks to the widespread adoption of durable, light-emitting-diode light bulbs.
Deservedly or not, Amazon's labor relations have lately come under intense scrutiny by German media.
The concrete blast walls that shielded the shopping stalls have lately come down.
Critics have tended to dismiss these, and perhaps rightly, though some have lately come to their defense, notably David Lehman.
Having lately come from seeing the Friedrichs at Somerset House, it occurred to me that Ms. Ahtila is a Romantic.
The roles played by investment banks in billion-dollar buyouts have lately come under fire in the Delaware courts.
