Sentence examples similar to lately designated from inspiring English sources
Mr. Allen said there was no internal struggle over direction at the company, which is based in Bentonville, Ark., but he added that certain areas within Wal-Mart had been designated lately for improvement.
She was a landmark, even if she hadn't been designated as a landmark lately". As she talked about the old days, "she had all the elegance and hairpin turns that their music did," Hampton said.
Girardi also said he wanted to keep Vernon Wells in the lineup as the designated hitter because he has had good at-bats lately.
Lately he has been immersed in a high-stakes battle to prevent Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, from crowning the Puck Building, a designated city landmark, with a two-story glass penthouse.
Instead, the West Side has lately given rise to a sort of ad hoc group of contemporary art galleries that have styled themselves as a more intellectual alternative to the city's designated downtown art district, Castleberry Hill.
The phenomenon has been especially pronounced in Arizona lately, where Gov. Rose Mofford posed for photographs the other day holding a football after her triumphant announcement that Tempe, Ariz., had been designated as the site of the 1993 Super Bowl.
IF Alex Nyerges, the director of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, has an extra spring in his step lately, it may have something to do with the $70 million gift the museum is receiving from a trust created long ago: $60 million of it was designated for the museum's endowment for art purchases, pushing that total to more than $156 million.
Both are designated landmarks.
It even designated ghosts.
