Sentence examples for lately given from inspiring English sources

The proliferation of mobile apps has lately given rise to regulatory scrutiny.

Dunne has lately given himself over to making a documentary about his aunt, Joan Didion.

Kasparov gave a version of the same speech that he had lately given in Washington and Toronto.

There have not been many lately, given the Mets' ruinous 11-game West Coast trip after the All-Star break.

But his ex-fellow-thinkers have lately given those old ideas a regrettable twist, and dreadful errors have followed.

Other successful possibilities: winter's parsnip gratin, huge and fragrant in its bath of thyme-scented cream, has lately given way to potatoes and leeks.

He lately gave a reception for Ireland's newly appointed cardinal, a ticklish occasion for the adulterous prime minister.

The advance with the quiet 9 f3, which is getting to be popular lately, gives up the idea of center aggression in favor of a later wing attack with g4.

Neagle, presumably the Game 4 starter, has floundered lately, giving up 14 runs in seven and two-thirds innings over his last two starts, and those outings have followed a consistent pattern: Neagle begins making a mechanical mistake that he cannot correct immediately, and he is quickly ripped.

But the trend has intensified even more lately, giving rise to an increasingly top-heavy market.

If you haven't used it lately, give it a try.