Sentence examples for lately growing from inspiring English sources
Trump decided to stick with all-out warfare, and his attacks on the press are, lately, growing even more antic.
My heart had lately grown so... unsystematic.
Many of Dr. King's people had lately grown discontented with him.
The N.F.L., which for years treated concussive blows as a marketing device, has lately grown more sensitive.
It satisfies a craving for immediacy and ephemerality, one that has lately grown to encompass all of social media.
YOU see them all the time lately, grown women who look as if they dressed for work and then walked out of the house and forgot their shoes.
A longtime community organizer, Mr. Bérubé was also active in the civic life of Liberty, a former Catskill resort lately grown careworn.
That we have lately grown accustomed to more straightforward reportage is generally credited to John Adams, who put arias into the mouths of Richard M. Nixon and Mao Zedong.
They worship within an increasingly multicultural church that has lately grown with the addition of immigrants from Africa, Asia, the Caribbean and especially Latin America.
A COMMUNIST leadership always on full alert for violations of national sovereignty has lately grown shrill over calls by American and European policymakers to raise the value of the Chinese yuan, kept low by a heavily managed currency regime.
Out on the stump, speaking in a drawl lately grown so sweet and sticky you could pour it on your griddle cakes, the candidate likes to refer to "our little lobbyin' firm up in Washington, D.C".
