Sentence examples for lately ended from inspiring English sources

No detour into lousy taste — even at times her own, as in her partnership, lately ended, with the mercilessly pretentious Matthew Barney — can dent her authenticity.

But a senior guard who has been playing with a lot of confidence lately ended up coming through for the hosts.

And Queen hopes the feeling of deja vu she's experiencing lately ends there.

I thought this game would end like all our games lately have ended — with a tight, thrilling fourth quarter.

St . Johns has failed to make the tournament since 2002, and the signs have not been good lately for ending the streak this year.

CBS is more than content to go down that road, however, because lately it has ended in a pile of money.

We've been doing this lately, and it ends up polarizing our public life dangerously and damagingly along the lines of faith (or non-faith) preferences.

Fading vision has slowed her down lately, so when the meeting ended, I figured I had time before she made it down the steps to check out Washington Square Village and University Village again.

But lately, high-end watchmakers like Tudor, Panerai, IWC and Zenith have repositioned it as a signifier of luxury: a head-turning alternative to stainless steel or gold that is brimming with retro allure.

Mr. Lipson, who runs a computer security consulting company in Pearl River, N.Y., is but one of many shoppers who have bought electronic devices lately that end up stuffed into a bottom drawer, on the high shelf of a closet, or in the back of a garage.

There has been more and more talk in the print and visual media lately about "end-of-life planning". The reason is obvious: Modern medicine has become increasingly effective in its war on death.