Sentence examples for shows of late from inspiring English sources

She has done more comedy panel shows of late.

Season one: Wed, 10pm, FX; season two: Wed 11.55pm, Five USA; both on DVD JB We've all overdosed on medical shows of late so your reluctance to swallow another one is understandable.

"ORIGINAL BOOKS" The booming market for photography books has prompted several shows of late, and this one focusses on five titles by artists who deserve to be better known.

So many of the best British art shows of late – Cornelia Parker, Peter Lanyon, Eric Ravilious – could have been at Tate Britain, but instead we had the glum trudge through history in the form of illustrated lectures – Artist and Empire, Sculpture Victorious – that has been its very nearly anti-art programme in 2015.

The gig, which doubled as Monty Python's 40th birthday bash, was far from unusual: I've been to plenty of shows of late where crowds derive most of their pleasure from the communal parroting (or should that be dead-parroting?) of TV catchphrases.

Queerness has snuck into Korean TV shows of late.

Updated at 6.47pm BST 6.40pm BST G-Mac's been all over the show of late.

A small, perfectly staged show of late paintings by George De La Tour forms an exquisite, poetic accompaniment.

This summer began with a perturbing show of late Renoir at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

The show of late Picassos now at the Gagosian Gallery in New York also fits his definition pretty neatly.

MathieuFlamini 5 Feisty and energetic but lacked the quality that the suspended Gilberto has shown of late.