Sentence examples for lately promoted from inspiring English sources
But Jokowi has lately promoted the potential for a national-car scheme in partnership with Proton, the money-pit that is Malaysia's national carmaker.
Outlook: Schumer has been everywhere lately, promoting her upcoming movie "Trainwreck" and dominating the cultural conversation with her brilliant, cutting sketch comedy series.
There has been evidence lately that promoted Norwich are finding their feet in the Premier League, but they were easily knocked out of the FA Cup by Manchester City, who made seven changes to the side beaten by Everton in the first leg of their Capital One Cup semi-final.
A. & P. has lately been promoting turkey as the proper roast for Washington's Birthday & Thanksgiving Day.
There is a tuxedo jacket ($950), a more expensive copy of Le Smoking that Kate Moss has been running around in lately to promote her own version of the same.
Iraq's leaders had lately been promoting the meeting as an opportunity to showcase the country's fragile democracy in a region rife with calls for more representative and accountable governments.
Still, in a state where Republicans seeking to advance to higher office are stacked up like jets waiting to land in fog at Newark International Airport, Mr. Franks has had his share of problems lately in promoting amity and bringing people together.
Called Governor Moonbeam when he was California's chief executive 20 years ago, Mr. Brown has lately been promoting a public military academy for young people and talking tough on crime.
He could have said it was double the price and I would have said, 'Is it powder blue?'" MY MISTAKE: Dick Cheney has been making the rounds lately to promote his memoir, "In My Time," which tops the hardcover nonfiction list this week.
Scarlett Johansson has been rocking some gorgeous looks lately while promoting her new film, "Don Jon".
He's been making the media rounds lately to promote his new album, Believe, even appearing on business-oriented publications like Forbes.
