Sentence examples for lately made from inspiring English sources
Other singers have lately made plays to join that pantheon.
One sector where Mr. Soviero has lately made a big bet is American autos.
What has lately made democracy not just respectable but something to die for?
"I'm getting the opportunities," said Fleury, who has lately made an effort to shoot more.
The federal government has lately made a habit of securing court orders to force bad ones to accept intrusive monitoring.
The heart of the band was Mr. Friedlander's percussive pizzicato, which he has lately made a signature specialty.
The musical was lately making just half of its weekly $1,263,688 revenue potential on Broadway.
His temperament and crazed policy proposals, which have only become more preposterous lately, make him an easy target.
Better Economic News in Advance of Jobs Report In the meantime, Mr. Obama has been seeing somewhat stronger economic news lately, making his case a bit stronger under the referendum paradigm.
And yet, at 55, this idiosyncratic writer-director still makes the movies he wants to, lures marquee stars, finds the money men and, lately, makes the cut at the big film festivals.
In addition, it provides a persuasive if somewhat book-learned portrait of an exotic criminal underworld lately making itself felt in North America, the world of international Chinese criminal gangs.
