Sentence examples for lately shown up from inspiring English sources

It is this last group that has lately shown up, disinterred from their beach burial sites by the hurricanes of 2010.

Once the trademark headwear of Yasir Arafat, and long associated with his Palestinian countrymen, the kaffiyeh has lately shown up on the shelves of adventurous boutiques in the United States and even mainstream retailers like Urban Outfitters.

Evan Rachel Wood is everywhere lately, showing up on numerous red carpets to promote her newest film, "The Ides of March," as well as in Elle's "Women In Hollywood" Issue for November.

"Apple has gotten more scrutiny lately, but it hasn't shown up in the sales figures yet," he said.

And that liquidity preference has shown up significantly lately.

The same question stands for the bevy of other foods and beverages CBD has shown up in lately: chocolate-dipped pretzels, kombucha, salad dressing, even fried chicken, just to name a few.

As worthy as the cause may be, the annual onslaught runs the risk of creating ribbon fatigue, not to mention raised eyebrows at all the Pinky-come-latelies that seem to have shown up in the last 15 minutes.

He has lately been showing up in TV cameos: an aging rancher on "Gunsmoke," the guest villain on "Batman".

He has lately been showing up in TV cameos: an aging rancher on "Gunsmoke," the guest villain on "Batman". (Even now, he needs the money, his youthful spending habits having persisted). After the standing ovation, he rejoins his latest wife let's say a status-seeking blonde of about fifty somewhere backstage.

Beto O'Rourke has been promising to make an announcement any second, but the most dramatic thing he's done lately was to show up for a Metallica concert.

In the past, opportunities to see the shorts were scarce, but lately they have been showing up in theaters and also on iTunes and cable.