Sentence examples for has lately moved from inspiring English sources
Formerly a bikini model and pizza deliverer, Molly has lately moved in and turned the old man's head.
Ari Up, a founding member of the post-punk band the Slits, has lately moved closer to reggae.
He also produced half of Red and contributed one track, This Love, to 1989, though Swift has lately moved to poppier pastures.
His fear is that Mr Obama, who has lately moved sharply left to energise the party's base, is focused too much both on Mr Teixeira's alluring but distant future and on his own victory of 2008.
This easier book argues that there are two kinds of conservatism: the divinely inspired fundamentalist kind—"theo-conservatism"—towards which the Republican Party has lately moved; and the more temperate kind of which Mr Sullivan approves—"conservatism as I would describe and explain it"—which is tolerant, intelligent, sceptical and open-minded.
The pursuit of that ancient heavenly connection has lately moved near center stage at NASA, which assembled some 100 astronomers, physicists, chemists, geologists and even a few biologists at the Space Telescope Science Institute on the Johns Hopkins University campus recently to talk about extraterrestrial life.
Nevertheless, developments have lately moved the chamber away from its traditional roots.
Reagan's approval ratings two years in were in fact lower, at below 40%, than Mr Obama's, which have lately moved back up to around 50%.
Through the years concerts by the Persuasions have relied on 1950's oldies, but they have lately moved their timeline forward.
For example, one of the reasons some high-technology manufacturing has lately been moving back to the United States is that these days the most valuable piece of a computer, the motherboard, is basically made by robots, so cheap Asian labor is no longer a reason to produce them abroad.
The move greatly benefits Endeavor, which has been especially strong among television writer-producers and actors and has only lately moved into movie actor representation.
