Sentence examples for late taken from inspiring English sources
Criminals have, of late, taken to wearing high-visibility clothing to avoid being spotted.
"The E.P.O. has of late taken a more restrictive approach, issuing patents to software applications themselves," Mr. Bolkestein said.
His performances have of late taken on a histrionic, highly italicized character some critics suggest he might tone down.
More than Mr. Le Pen, the polite and controlled Mr. Megret has of late taken on the role of articulating the party's ideas.
To prove how compassionately he feels toward us all, Mr. Bush has of late taken to symbolizing his tax cut by handing out dollar bills.
Vanderbilt has interviewed them all, from traffic "vision specialists" (who have, of late, taken to making road signs in "incident pink") to "one of the world's leading authorities on queues".
And as in chess, Gisela Gresser developed late, taking up the instrument in her 40s.
She had been up late taking care of her older sister's baby.
You feel guilty if you wake up too late, start work too late, take too long to make dinner.
I get home late, take Charlie for another dawdle, and then exchange emails with the head of our Americas Foundation.
Trinity, of late, took up a collection — the Resurrection Fund — to pay expenses like security guards and public relations.
