Sentence examples for saying of late from inspiring English sources

The most important military task, says the new National Defence Strategy, released by the Pentagon on August 1st, "is not the fighting we do ourselves, but how well we help prepare our partners to defend and govern themselves".This sums up much of what Robert Gates, the defence secretary, has been saying of late.

The Guardian leads on splits in Labour on tactical voting (see 9.54pm) The Times has an interview with Brown, who tells the paper that he is seeking a "maximum Labour vote" (despite what Hain and Balls have been saying of late).

Christy Woodcock shared her breakdown of what makes the show such an enjoyable diversion (as I've been saying of late): "'Lost Girl' = ("Buffy" - the angst and obvious metaphor) + ("Veronica Mars" - the social commentary) x "True Blood" (in all its campy goodness, but without the hot mess and confusion).

He has, he says, of late helped to form a sort of political group called the Future Feminist Foundation, which has meetings in New York from time to time.

It's still a good achievement and I've never known such disappointment in my life at some of the things that are being said of late.

O'DONNELL: She said "of late".

It's been said of late that civility has been lost in politics.

"If we sit and talk in a dark room, words suddenly acquire new meanings and different textures," Marshall McLuhan said of late-night radio.

'Oh, Leo's gone Oscar hunting again' people are saying of his latest movie, The Revenant, which is completely unfair.

"A very useful book," the supreme leader said of the late Alex Haley's best-known work, later adapted into a television miniseries.

"Bless her cotton socks," she says of the late comedian.