Sentence examples for latterly made from inspiring English sources

However, Dylan has latterly made a career out of doing the exact opposite of what most of his peers do.

The film begins with red curtains and Marks (Rhys Ifans) ambling on stage to regale a theatre audience with his tale – a hoary framing device, excused by the fact that Marks has latterly made a career as a raconteur.

Such was the admiration and affection in which Alan Howard was held that, when illness latterly made mobility difficulty, thoughtful admirers found ways of keeping him working: in static Beckett and Sophocles roles in theatre, and on radio.

"Unfortunately for the Foxes, they then lost the toss, and in cloudy, humid conditions, Jesse Ryder, David Masters and latterly Graham Napier made the ball swing as well as move off the pitch.

Latterly, Roberts makes his compromises with "dead dad show" convention, speaking more frankly (albeit while still in dad disguise) about his feelings for the old man.

She had many critics, particularly latterly because she made the mistake of using her personal popularity to stay on too long in Belfast, alienating the Unionists and causing a political stalemate, but the widely accepted reality was that it was only as a result of the force of her personality that the Good Friday agreement was ever signed.

Latterly gifts have been made to the Durham University Oriental Museum.

Separatists and latterly armed Islamists have made the Caucasus region of Chechnya a war zone for much of the post-Soviet era.

Latterly, he had played in groups made up of blues veterans.

Davis has long campaigned against prisons, regarding them as brutalising racist institutions from which, latterly, big bucks are to be made.

Marshall made New York his base, where he latterly also painted murals.