Sentence examples for lately of course from inspiring English sources

And lately, of course, there have not been too many ordinary nights.

The Orioles haven't been in the post-season lately, of course, and it turns out that last season's American League champion Texas Rangers charge a bit more for regular-season tickets: $36 for lower reserved.

We've seen all sorts of nude royal body parts lately, of course, but while it was hard to get particularly indignant about the invasion of Prince Harry's privacy on his Vegas cavort – he was clearly having a great time and the story does his dashing bounder image no harm - the harmless, ever-modest Duchess of Cambridge is a particularly sympathetic victim of an intrusive press.

Finally, she texted: "Have you checked your mailbox lately?" Of course he hadn't.

Lately, of course, they've all been going full blast".

Lately, of course, legal aid has been steadily eroded.

AT&T is all about red devices lately and, of course, they're pushing them hard for Valentine's day.

A lot of people have been talking about "digital citizenship" lately and, of course, I agree that being a good digital citizen includes respecting others and oneself.

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Here at home, the Tea Party has lately suffered some setbacks, and, of course, President Obama successfully secured reëlection in 2012.

There are the sturdy, old, large-scale disaster epics, of course, but lately the trend has been toward more intimate studies of apocalypse, Lars von Trier's "Melancholia" and Abel Ferrara's "4:44 Last Day on Earth" being two notable recent examples.