Sentence examples for a recent piece about from inspiring English sources

The attack on Dacre, whose career I examined in a recent piece about the Mail, came, at least to me, as a surprise.

For a recent piece about the Olympic venues for NPR, Louisa Lim spoke to Ai Weiwei, the acclaimed artist who consulted on the design of the Bird's Nest.

~ Salman Rushdie   In a recent piece about the centennial Bloomsday, I pointed out that for "Ulysses", it's lonely at the top.

And, as I mentioned in a recent piece about Edward Albee, the American dramatist contends with Beckett for the theatrical brevity record: Albee's Knock!

This, from a recent piece about the cricketer Mark Ramprakash, is typical: "Watchers compared the schoolboy with Denis Compton as he smashed the Yorkshire attack around Lord's".

As I noted in a recent piece about Reddit, Facebook's mission, for most of its lifespan, was to "make the world more open and connected".

For a better understanding of punctuation, read this recent piece by Mary Norris about the interesting life of the semicolon, which in turns builds upon a recent piece by Ben Dolnick about the interesting life of the semicolon.

Obviously the old me would point Brand and the rest of you towards a recent piece he wrote about attending the GQ awards piece – which he hated as he hates awards ceremonies, didn't want to go to as he doesn't drink, thought the sponsor had Nazi connections and besides the room was full of Tory idiots (He was romancing the sister of Zac Goldsmith, Conservative MP for Richmond, at the time).

These rather obvious facts occurred to me after I wrote a recent piece for this section about the great Margaret Atwood.

In a recent piece aired on HLN about an attack on Brad Pitt at a movie premiere, you recalled an incident from 1977 when singer Anita Bryant got a pie in the face during a press conference.

As Alex Pappademas said in a recent piece at Grantlant, "Something about the idea of a 'young Reed Richards' therefore voids an essential aspect of the character in the same way, say, 'young Gandalf' would".