Sentence examples for recently late from inspiring English sources

Levy finished the tent quite recently, late one night in his basement.

Recently, late for class and rushing by their cage, I did a double take when I glimpsed a small yellow and green parrot perched on a chain link fence just outside the aviary.

Surprisingly, there was little mention of Murrow - but much of the recently late and also great CBS News icon Walter Cronkite - at a session devoted to "Conversation with Network News Presidents: Meeting Industry Challenges".

This year, the brothers have been wowing late night audiences across America with performances on The Late Show with David Letterman, The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson and more recently, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon where they debuted their second single "Slight Figure of Speech".

The divergence event that gave rise to this amphi-Atlantic geminate species pair took place more recently (Late Pliocene to Pleistocene).

More recently late bleeding complications up to 44.3% have been observed in continuous-flow LVAD patients, possibly due to an acquired von Willebrand Syndrome [ 29].

To me, until very recently, late-night eating and drinking meant two slices of toast made from mouldy bread, washed down with a mug of low-cal chocolate Options, all of it wearily consumed at midnight while I was propped up against the kitchen counter wondering if being a mother – while fulfilling and meaningful – had also, in fact, atrophied my brain.

James Corden, the recently installed host of "Late Late Show," was succeeding "way beyond my wildest dreams," he said.

Single-ended measurement, on the other hand, is a more recent research field, and only recently (late 2004) has an algorithm been standardized.

William M. Daley, Mr. Gore's campaign chairman, and Donald Evans, his counterpart with the Bush campaign, have spoken twice about the debates, most recently late last week, according to aides in both camps.

Already, he has begun to surface in Republican circles at the highest levels, most recently late last month at a fund-raising strategy session at the "21" Club in Manhattan with supporters of Gov. George W. Bush, including Gov. George E. Pataki and the state party chairman, William D. Powers.