Sentence examples for lately today from inspiring English sources

Fifty years ago, conversational chasms could be bridged by the question -- it became a cliché -- Read any good books lately?" Today's "Seen any good movies lately?" is the no-fail equivalent: everyone either has or hasn't, and is happy to tell you about it.

And even more compelling from where I stand (not doing too much sitting lately), today there are unprecedented opportunities for employers and HR to connect and align with employees via mentoring.

IBM launches 4 new data centers in the U.S. IBM, which has been putting a lot of emphasis on its cloud services and infrastructure lately, today announced that it is opening four new data centers in the United States.

IBM, which has been putting a lot of emphasis on its cloud services and infrastructure lately, today announced that it is opening four new data centers in the United States.

These included "Kicked a Building Lately?" (1976) and "Goodbye History, Hello Hamburger" (1986).

"Have you been reading a lot of exhaustive biographies lately?" January 9 , 2015

But other soaps have not been so lucky lately: last year CBS canceled the soap opera "Guiding Light," and this year it canceled "As The World Turns".

But the genre has still been very strong on the Billboard charts lately: last year, for example, half of the year's top 10 titles were country.

Mr. Bush's outreach to members of minorities has been especially vigorous lately; earlier this week, he spoke to a convention of black law enforcement officers.

I've been trending to these galactic structures lately — last summer I had my head broken open by Doris Lessing's "Four-Gated City" and so now appear doomed to read the Martha Quest novels — backwards.

Perennially under-appreciated, he's finally been getting his due lately — earlier this season, before injuries forced him out of a number of games, he was discussed as a potential M.V.P. candidate.