Sentence examples for lately released from inspiring English sources
The phrase "lately released" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that has been made available or published recently. Example: "The lately released album has received positive reviews from critics."
As a single-minded avenger, lately released from prison, he cut a terrific swathe through the villains and bent policemen who put him away.
When, to the surprise of western chancelleries, central Europe changed utterly in the autumn and winter of 1989, it was a stocky Czech dramatist lately released from prison who produced the abiding metaphor for what had happened.
UA had lately released the James Bond film, Dr. No (1962) and the Beatles deal was the brainchild of UA's Bud Ornstein, who was aiming to capitalize on the band's UK success and was betting Beatlemania would spread to America.
RNAcofold most lately released in the Vienna RNA Package 1.5 beta version (www.tbi.univie.ac.at/ivo/RNA/) was incorporated into the FindTar version 1.0 algorithm.
However, lately released mammal genome data have not been investigated by phylogenomic analyses.
LG has been on a hot streak lately, releasing drool-worthy mobile phones one after another.
Opera Software has been busy lately, releasing fresh finalized and beta products on a near-daily basis.
And the UK's Moshi Monster has become a merchandising powerhouse, lately releasing an entire animated film.
It's kind of a "checkin' in to see what Robert Williams has been doing lately" release.
Former Sub Pop doom kings, Earth, have been super busy lately releasing a new live record, 070796, as well as a re-hash of live and old material called Living In The Gleam Of An Unleashed Sword on new Troubleman Unlimited imprint, Megablade.
DMX recently released "Undisputed," his seventh studio album, but has made more headlines lately because of a string of run-ins with the law.
