Sentence examples for lately built from inspiring English sources

The Sorbonne has at least one fine new science building, lately built in the Halle aux Vins district.

Though Douglas seems to have once taken an interest in fatherhood as a theoretical experiment in pedagogy, he had lately built Hume a yurt where he could live alone, and abandoned him to his own devices.

The objectives of this study are twofold, first to determine the cost-optimal energy efficiency level for two lately built apartment buildings in a cold climate of Estonia, and secondly, which are the proper measures to achieve low energy and nZEB requirement levels.

If your self-esteem has taken a battering lately, build it back up.

Mr. Hamingson, who lives in Brooklyn, said he has long admired St. Ann's, which lately has built a following for the plays of Enda Walsh ("Misterman," "Penelope").

Yet lately prefabricated houses — built off site and then delivered largely complete — have become fashionable at architecture schools and among an upscale segment of the housing market.

And I'd say, hmm, what have I built lately?

Adds the source, "She's been crying a lot lately, a lot built up....Everybody hits that bottom where you feel [so] scared that that one heavy night of partying can really wake you up.

Leaders of tour groups busily pointed out places where America's wealth had been built and, lately, lost.

The new security restrictions were likely to hurt airport retailers, which have built a business lately on selling water, snacks and meals for passengers to bring on board.

Plus, Intel has been making a big splash lately with its chip package built especially for a digital home environment.