Sentence examples for lately decided from inspiring English sources

Presidential votes in the state have been very close lately, decided by fewer than four points.

The writer has lately decided that it is his duty as a responsible consumer to send back guaranteed products when they do not live up to the guarantee.

The question is whether, at 40, Mr. Chesney has lately decided that life doesn't always have happy endings, or whether he's just working too hard.

By Richard H. Rovere The New Yorker, June 18 , 1955P. 30 The writer has lately decided that it is his duty as a responsible consumer to send back guaranteed products when they do not live up to the guarantee.

It's only chance that any of us walking down a street, or through airport security—are ever spared the arbitrary, corrosive spotlight that comes from being born into whichever population the white American power structure has lately decided that it should fear.

Just across the border, the Swiss lately decided to permit the discounting of German books — a move that some in the book trade here fear will eventually force Germany itself to follow suit, transforming a diverse and book-rich culture into an echo of big-chain America.

Russia has eased up a bit lately, deciding this month against imposing oil duties and raising natural gas prices for Belarus, in a move observers said might indicate Moscow's willingness to at least recognize Mr. Lukashenko's victory.

Texas derbies have lately been decided on a single MLS.

To the Editor: After recently reading another article claiming the advantage of using an agent, and thinking about my own horrible experiences flying lately, I decided to try reconnecting with my local AAA.

But since he has been gone so much lately, he decided to take it easy and stay home with us.

But as I've been more or less earthbound lately, I decided to treat my husband to a movie.