Sentence examples for making lately from inspiring English sources
("There had been a lot of list making lately," he notes. "Every grown-up seemed to be scrawling notes on the backs of envelopes").
On Sunday TNT showed another of the original movies it has been making lately: "Crossfire Trail," a Louis L'Amour western starring Tom Selleck.
The argument that Democrats' ambitions are unnerving business is one that Republicans have been making lately, and it was prominent Thursday when House Republican leaders held a competing round table on jobs with conservative economists.
— Stan Hughes, Miami A great salad that I've been making lately (that would probably have to be dressed on-site) is arugula, toasted sliced almonds, pecorino and pears with a balsamic vinaigrette.
Radiohead doesn't sell as many records as some other major rock groups, like Coldplay or U2, but it has hundreds of thousands of fans in the United States, who have stuck by the band for fourteen years — even though the spacious, colorfully ambient music that the group has been making lately is unlike the traditional guitar rock it débuted with.
By Sasha Frere-Jones Radiohead doesn't sell as many records as some other major rock groups, like Coldplay or U2, but it has hundreds of thousands of fans in the United States, who have stuck by the band for fourteen years — even though the spacious, colorfully ambient music that the group has been making lately is unlike the traditional guitar rock it débuted with.
You may have heard about the product recalls we've had to make lately.
Much has been made lately of the widening gulf -- cultural, political, temperamental -- that separates the United States and France.
By Ellis Weiner You may have heard about the product recalls we've had to make lately.
GOING OUTSIDE is not a game or a… You may have heard about the product recalls we've had to make lately.
But even that could be enough to ramp up the pressure on Cam Newton significantly, given the huge strides made lately by his pass-rushing partner Dee Ford.
