Sentence examples for has lately returned from inspiring English sources
Perhaps because of that, she has lately returned to the comfort of covers, including the ones she plans to perform in Connecticut.
Jones has lately returned to the stage after a long hiatus following a horrific car crash while on the long route home from yet another gig.
She has lately returned from India trailing a strong sense of entitlement and an entourage consisting of an exotic turbanned manservant (Art Malik, of "The Jewel in the Crown") and a spoiled pet monkey.
Despite the seemingly modest altruism of his foundation, he has lately returned to public view with performances involving the smashing of large mirrors, including an event in Paris last weekend in which a falling mirror narrowly missed a fellow performer.
Nas is a rapper who was recently bested in a war of words with Jay-Z; he has lately returned to the street-crime stories that made his reputation in the 1990's.
She has lately returned to stand-up in the States and this appearance at the De Montfort Hall was by way of testing British waters before a London run later this year.
Nonfiction writers, too, have lately returned to the subject.
The association of limited professional insight into to those diseases illustrates the importance of improving knowledge about rare diseases complicating pregnancies, such as tuberculosis, rheumatic heart disease and severe anaemia, which have lately returned to European obstetrics [ 43- 45].
Perth had also lately returned from action in the Mediterranean, where she had participated in the Greek, Cretan, and Syrian campaigns, and been damaged on two occasions by German bombers.
Plácido Domingo, who has lately ventured into the baritone repertory, returned (at 72) to one of his favorite tenor parts, Wagner's Siegmund, singing the love ode "Winterstürme" with ardency and just a bit of strain.
Hollande may yet come to rue some or much of what he has lately set in train as normality returns; the price of such from-the-gut leadership can be high.
