Sentence examples similar to June just gone from inspiring English sources

In the week of December just gone, it has felt a little like Faulks was on the money with his sense that Westfield might prove a prime focus for the capital's globalised excesses and disquiet.

A career highlight of mine was getting to play at the Southport Weekender at their final closing event in May just gone.

The stealth startup, which raised $3 million from Benchmark Capital last March, just went live.

I jokingly said, 'I'd almost like to just move our headquarters there.' As is so often the case, Laura suggested a wiser and much more practical course, and said, 'well, why not go for a month?' Just goes to show you that not all ideas are baked in a boardroom!

The chances that interest rates will increase only after the LDP's race to succeed Mr Koizumi in September have just gone up.

The $1.5 trillion tax overhaul package Congress passed last month has just gone into effect, something that he has promised will lead to an expansion of the U.S. economy and higher wages.

"The risk went up one level in January, it has just gone higher". It is the second time this year that Paris has suffered attacks.

Twitter would like you to know that its service is now easier to use, thanks to a series of rule revisions announced in May, which have just gone live.

Twitter would like you to know that its service is now easier to use, thanks to a series of rule revisions announced in May, which have just gone live.

In October we just went out and did nine countries in a month.

Even then, it took until 8 December of the year just gone for Kiprop to receive his gold medal.