Sentence examples for proposition of late from inspiring English sources
The album featured Five Elements, his signature band, which has been a stable proposition of late.
Still, that left Randolph to ask his bullpen to preserve a two-run lead, a dicey proposition as of late, and that lead shrank when Heilman, his grip on the setup man's job growing more tenuous with every appearance, gave a run back in the sixth on Martín Prado's two-out single.
People will draw their own conclusions from all this but it suggests to me that, on the evidence of the polls, whether conducted into Wednesday evening or among actual voters on election day itself, there appears to be little to sustain the proposition of a late swing.
This latest proposition of identifying and "guaranteeing" desired e-mail has raised questions among Internet analysts, who wonder whether, and how much money, companies would be willing to risk to send legitimate messages.
Miller's elastic voice has most often been compared to Chrissie Hynde of late, but her songs are more snaggle-toothed propositions, reviving a kind of deathless pop-punk ramalama that skirts fashion.
The selling proposition: low expenses (averaging 0.6% of assets annually, half the stock fund average) and good returns of late (22% a year over five years, four points better than the average stock fund).
Of late, clouds gathered.
Daughter of late William and Anna.
That's the proposition of Hello!
That's a subjective proposition, of course.
