Sentence examples for lately he'd from inspiring English sources

Lately he'd been less resolute.

And lately he'd got heavy.

Lately he'd been sleeping here, in the party office.

Honestly, the money I've been making for him lately, he'd better not care.

Lately he'd been noticing even more activity than usual, as shops and restaurants changed hands, apartment complexes sprang up, old buildings came crashing down.

If he thinks Hillary has cut him down to size lately, he'd better imagine what his life would be like as the Clintons' vice president.

> At the end of this excerpt the doctor then moves on to say that as things have been pretty difficult lately he would like to see them once a month, which is important to highlight as this interaction is within the context of on-going continuity of care within the memory clinic, as are the other cases discussed.

While he's done it all for his love for Catelyn, it became pretty clear lately that he'd set his creepy sights on Sansa since her mother's death.

In financial markets, where evidence of irrationality has been abundant lately, he says he would increase regulations, but very carefully.

But lately he has suggested he'd settle for merely modifying the program, because taking insurance away from so many of his constituents would be so traumatic.

More lately, I knew, he'd devolved to the B-list, thanks to a series of screenplays that resulted in product shipped directly to Forest Lawn.