Sentence examples for plight of late from inspiring English sources

The Easdales - Sandy and James - have overseen Rangers' plight of late.

Steele-Perkins's iconic work on the UK's urban plight of the late 70s, and his genre-defining 1979 book The Teds, places him among the greats of British photography so it was especially nice to get to print these previously unpublished portraits.

The first will address the plight of Christians in the late Roman Empire who were, Mr. Demos said, early victims of witch-hunting.

The plight of Ferguson has become the latest target of the 24-hour news cycle, succeeding the recent stories of Ebola and ISIS.

We can help by negating this claim, and raising global awareness for the crisis-level plight of rhinos before it is too late.

The plight of the Haitian migrants spurred a demonstration late today outside the Miami Beach Coast Guard station.

These are the sort of people who buttonhole busy politicians about the plight of British biscuits, and make life hideous for late-night chatshow hosts.

Mr. Mendoza's chosen problem in his latest, "Captive," is terrorism — the plight of tourists and social workers who were kidnapped by Islamic extremists from an island resort and held in the Philippine jungle for nearly a year.

The European delegation is the latest of several high-profile visits in recent days centered on the plight of the civilians.

Loosely based on the late singer Dave Van Ronk, Daviss" focuses on the plight of a struggling singer to prove his gift to an often hard and unforgiving world.

He wanted me to know about his latest project — I.W.P.R.'s work on the plight of Yazidi and other refugees amid the terror of the Islamic State in Iraq and al-Sham, or ISIS.