Sentence examples for lately won from inspiring English sources

As unlikely as their journeys have been, Ms. Quimby and Mr. Shavitz are pioneers in an entrepreneurial movement that has lately won the affection of corporate behemoths.

The Legislature dominates national policy; the victory ousts a pro-Western government that had only lately won international backing for its economic policies.

And Britain's neo-Nazi National Party, which, to the great embarrassment of the country's political leaders, lately won two seats on the European Parliament, swiped the minaret poster by switching the Swiss flag for a Union Jack.

By winding them down — and by succeeding where Mr. Bush failed in hunting down Osama bin Laden — Mr. Obama has lately won higher marks from voters on foreign policy than on his job performance over all.

January 17 2014 Biss has lately won a measure of popular renown with his online Curtis Institute of Music course examining Beethoven's piano sonatas — but he's been a formidable performer of the Master's work for several years.

Less remarkable he may be, but his new album Bombshell is still very good: filled with insights into domestic bliss, the quality of his songs has lately won him a major deal.

They have revived lately, winning 11 of the last 16 games and five in a row.

And the Pacers have been pretty good lately, winning the top seed in the Eastern Conference this year.

The Irish won both and have dominated the series lately, winning seven of the past eight meetings.

Though the Quakers have won five straight conference titles – and will be playing for a share of a sixth – Princeton has had their number lately, winning the last two meetings on the road.

He acknowledged that abolitionists have been making significant political progress lately winning legislative abolitions, with "red" Nebraska only the latest state legislature to express a desire to rid the law of capital punishment.