Sentence examples for open lately from inspiring English sources

Before the British Open, you were quoted as saying the reason that the Europeans hadn't won the Open lately was that they were too chummy.

For a pleasant, highly civilized dining experience, Amalfi Grille is an elegant change from some of the highly charged hot spots that have been opening lately.

It's often said that less is more, and the restaurant industry has taken this literally with a flurry of single and dual dish restaurants opening lately.

GCSE results weren't the only exciting envelope that Sam Naylor has opened lately – the 16-year-old has been offered a contract with a professional football club.

And so, on a recent trip to Venice, Howie and I searched out three hotels that had either opened recently or lately transformed themselves into something substantially -- if not entirely -- of the moment.

Fans yearning for the plain nine-inning deal — bat, ball, glove and hopes under open skies — lately had to wince at testimony about the monstrous side effects of illicit hormones taken by batters obsessed with hitting even more home runs.

To be fair, AWS has become more active in open source lately and, in a way, it's giving developers what they want (and not all developers are happy with MongoDB's own hosted service).

Is it just us or does it seem that there are a lot more open sewers lately?

While it's still somewhat of a shock for some to see Microsoft active in the open-source world, it's worth remembering that that the company has made quite a few contributions to open source projects lately.

And not just because the hotel has only lately opened.

José Carretero, the proprietor, has lately opened a second hotel, the five-room Marquès d'Albranca, a few blocks away.