Pärt, though, has lately used his sacred music as a signpost to draw attention to human rights issues.
WALL STREET analysts, commenting on positive retail sales numbers, have lately used the term that they've "beat expectations".
Mr. Miles also created a montage of posters, using found images of nature and in the brilliant hues that the designers have lately used in their collections.
He has lately used guitarists in his band, to good effect; here he features Lionel Loueke, who brings a wealth of his own cultural influences to the table.
I learned about the Ditsworthy Warren House, built centuries ago in Dartmoor, England, to accommodate the local rabbit keeper, and lately used as the setting for War Horse.
What's sad is that Erdogan's arrogance, autocratic impulses and, lately, use of anti-Semitic tropes, are soiling what has been an outstanding record of leadership.
This retrospective aspersion is lately used by those on the right who would disparage the protests against the Vietnam War and their significance.
He has shied away from the necessary one-on-one debate preparation, lately using Alan Keyes as his buffer, yesterday ducking the longstanding invitation of "Meet the Press" to debate his chief opponent only.
Mr. Gannam had just helped block a proposed anti-discrimination ordinance in Jacksonville, with an argument religious conservatives have been lately using to powerful effect: It would endanger women and young girls by allowing men — and even sexual predators — to pose as transgender and enter women's bathrooms.
The driverless cars have been tackling the challenge of navigating city streets lately, using Google's home town of Mountain View as the test bed for navigating the increased complications that come with dense urban zones vs. relatively uncomplicated freeways.
