Sentence examples for used lately from inspiring English sources

The comparison of Richardson's loss to the loss of a family member echoed a metaphor that many of Richardson's supporters have used lately.

In this suburb of Chicago, Mr. Santorum did not repeat lines he used lately at events in rural areas about how Mr. Romney only wins in cities ­that any Republican nominee is likely to lose to President Obama.

How have you seen the word "crunk" used lately?

Municipalities with an intermediate proportion of households with at least one family member living in Spain or US (between 2 and 5 %) are left out of the baseline analysis, but used lately for a placebo analysis.

Municipalities with a low proportion of households with at least one family member living in Spain or US (between 2 and 5 %) are left out of the baseline analysis, but used lately for a placebo analysis.

More of a hybrid marketing/consumer research experiment than an actual product launch, Snap, née Snapchat, Spectacles are one of the coolest, most fun bits of hardware I've used lately and I just scored an NES Classic.

What hair care products have you been using lately?

Can you name a few of your favorite hair care and skin care products you've been using lately?

What scared them, they said, were the roadside bombs and other, more sophisticated explosives that Palestinians had been using lately, like mortars and this morning's antitank grenade.

Mitchell Pally of the Long Island Association said he prefers "workforce housing," not because of any official policy but because that seems to be the word people have been using lately.

That night, on TV, a member of one of our bomber crews talked with a newsman about our new "smart bombs" - the one-ton, television-guided bombs we have been using lately in Vietnam...