His genuine smiles have even gone up a notch recently, and he's almost always placid, but lately for the first time he's been narrowing his eyes in a mild expression of anger, as if he's working into the groove of being more combative".
The offense has been at its best lately in the first half of games, when the ball is moving.
Delbanco declares, correctly I think, that "education in the United States … has been moving lately toward the first term [in these pairs] and away from the second".
If you haven't been exercising lately, spend the first few weeks doing moderate-intensity cardio with high-intensity intervals every 2 to 4 minutes.
"We need a solution to this mess that we live in and it feels lately like the third intifada [uprising] is coming".
Anyway, John McCain had spent months needling Barack Obama for not having lately visited the fourth I. So, last week, off to Iraq he went — and, while he was at it, he doubled and redoubled down, adding Afghanistan, Jordan, Israel, the West Bank, Germany, France, and Britain to his itinerary.
For half a century, George Flint held court in the hallways of the Legislature here, most lately in the first-floor coffee shop, at the round table nearest the elevators, so he didn't have to walk too far on his gimpy left leg and two replaced hips.
However, in a recent comprehensive review of health care governance, and with specific reference to OECD countries such as Canada that began experimenting with the governance function of health delivery organisations in the late 1990s, it was concluded that "new governance models have appeared lately that defy the first principles of good governance" [[ 2]:108].
Morgan's stance on pets has changed lately, and indeed the first animal you come across at her studio is very much alive.
True, it's about as uninventive as programming can be, but Lorin Maazel has proved a surprising Mozart conductor lately, and during the first two weeks of this minifestival, the Philharmonic players have been at their zestiest.
