Sentence examples for lost of late from inspiring English sources

All, though, had lost of late.

It's more evidence that Nissan designers seem lost of late, the 370Z and Juke aside.

And then, without any kind of preamble, he says that Mayall is not the only close friend he has lost of late.

How else to explain the way Ward and Childs have shut down the skittering Stephon Marbury in his life as a Net? Tonight, Ward and Childs will face Marbury and the Nets at Madison Square Garden, searching to restore some of the defensive respect that has been lost of late.

That game seems to have lost popularity of late, and I'm beginning to think I know why.

City appear to have lost rhythm of late, despite this month's Capital One Cup triumph, and on Sunday they slumped to a shock home defeat by Wigan in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup.

However, this type of view 'has lost support of late with the availability of Newton's theological papers', and now most scholars identify Newton as an Antitrinitarian monotheist.

Fonar, which Dr. Damadian, Mr. Minkoff and Mr. Goldsmith founded in 1978, has been losing money of late.

The show, which quickly became the coolest ticket in town after opening with Mr. Mitchell in the title role in February 1998, has been losing momentum of late.

With interest rates in America set to rise, and hedge funds losing money of late due to choppy markets, this is no easy task.Some critics are concerned that the fee structure might encourage managers to borrow aggressively.

Regular pay, which excludes bonuses, has picked up a bit but the most recent rate of 2.3% is still subdued by historical standards.The Bank of England may have lost some credibility of late, but it has not lost the argument about spare capacity.