Sentence examples for lately everyone from inspiring English sources

But lately, everyone has looked like Ibanez to Hughes.

But lately, everyone I know -- from supermodels to photographers to messengers -- has been making the trek.

MEYERS Lately everyone is talking about [this issue], and that's the best thing that could be happening.

Mets Manager Terry Collins said that the way the Mets had been scoring lately, everyone expected them to come back and bail Dickey out of the first-inning mess.

While, lately, everyone seems to be dividing antisemitism into a left (Zionism)/right (nativism) split, the shooting in Pittsburgh seems to suggest that there is now a Anglo/America divide.

But in this place, lately, everyone has been at it – and it is fair to say, within the corridors of the institution that Creasy calls "Hogwarts gone wrong", open discussion of women's periods has not always been so common.

And lately seemingly everyone and everything has been at risk.

Society has changed a lot in China lately, and everyone dreams of changing their life.

It seems lately that everyone here -- from Japanese housewives to bureaucrats to teenagers -- is buying one to surf the net, gossip, swap e-mails and photos, listen to music, tell fortunes, play games, make dates or sell stocks.

If it seems lately that everyone is walking around talking on a cellphone, or using a personal digital assistant, or listening to an MP3 player or carrying a laptop computer, or all of the above, that may not be an illusion.

The words rose indistinctly from under their feet, but they made out "Berlin" and knew instantly that this was the story that had lately captivated everyone: an escape from the Communist east to the west of the city by way of a commandeered steamship on the Spree, the refugees cowering by the wheelhouse to dodge the bullets of the East German guards.