Sentence examples for the lately from inspiring English sources
adverb
Recently; not long ago.
Char No. 4, in Cobble Hill, belongs to the lately fashionable Southern genus.
By Lila Byock Char No. 4, in Cobble Hill, belongs to the lately fashionable Southern genus.
If it weren't for Sacco, the lately alluring idea of fully engaged and engaging illustrated reportage would be a chimera.
Temperamentally conservative, he avoids obvious social commentary, and he has shunned the lately popular trickeries of digital manipulation.
But a surplus of irrational affection turns out to be the perfect tonic for the lately anemic art of exhibition.
For one thing, it makes a glamorous case for the lately neglected powers of sufficiently adept drawing.
After the "lately" inference or implication, Knight apparently snapped back at the chancellor and confronted him outdoors.
Ms. Wasserstein said her parents met long ago at the lately departed Ratner's dairy restaurant on the Lower East Side.
They affirm the lately revived confidence and vigor of painterly abstraction, which is thanks, in part, no doubt, to encouragement from the hungry contemporary-art market.
The lately-described pattern of sequence variation associated with psychosis on the autosomes may reflect a component of the human genome's adjustment to selective pressures generated by the sexually dimorphic mate recognition system.
Furthermore, it is of interest to investigate the effects of incorporating the lately-developed machine learning approaches, e.g. the random forest design and the multi-stage design [ 32, 33].
