Sentence examples for lately forged from inspiring English sources
But he has lately forged a transatlantic alliance with his current band the Venus 3, including the guitarist Peter Buck from R.E.M. and two members of R.E.M.'s touring band, Scott McCaughey on bass and Bill Rieflin on drums, giving twangy roots to Mr. Hitchcock's wry visions of death and transfiguration.
This could be a byproduct of lately forged television deals, which has seen FOX Sports acquire broadcasting rights to Asia for the U.S. Open Tennis Championships as late as 2016.
Sting has done more than anyone else lately to forge a sophisticated and flexible fusion between world music and traditional pop without reducing international influences to kitsch references.
One thing Donnelly had not done until lately, however, is forge a relationship with a dealer or art gallery.
Birmingham City's chairman Carson Yeung, pictured below, may have found himself in hot water with the Chinese authorities lately but it seems his club have forged strong links with the country's establishment in recent days.
Apple has shown some love for Square lately, so it's not entirely surprising that the payments startup has forged a deeper relationship with the Cupertino-based company.
They understand that the balance of power in global economic governance is shifting, which is why they have lately been trying to forge high-level regulatory and political relationships in Asia and Latin America.They are relieved that China, with Hong Kong and Macau under its wing, seems less hostile to offshore finance than Western governments currently are.
But lately I've been waking up every night, as I lie beside my husband in the iron canopy bed that Remo forged for us as a wedding present.
Sagawa forged another path.
Fresh alliances are forged.
