Sentence examples for at it recently from inspiring English sources
The Museum of Modern Art has a print of the film, and I looked at it recently, although I didn't actually look at all of it, since it's about what the title indicates.
Asked whether the list of education proposals that Mr. Bloomberg circulated during his campaign was still relevant, Mr. Walcott said, "I'll be frank with you, I haven't looked at it recently".
A pop star fronting a campaign isn't exactly groundbreaking – Rihanna, Cher, Pharrell and Lady Gaga have all been at it recently – and Smith has already expressed an interest in fashion after being spotted backstage at the Burberry show back in February.
(Tekserve still has an audio division, which designed the listening stations at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center. It recently added a video division, run by a new junior partner, Matt Cohen).
Still, Chicago has been down this road a few times lately, and been successful at it twice recently.
There's a party by some young lads called Night of the Jaguar (I've played at it myself recently) and that's at the School of Art.
Sean Hughes, Alexei Sayle and Ben Elton were in the first wave; Mark Watson and Russell Kane (with a novel about a humourless comedy critic, of all things!) have been at it more recently.
They were at it again recently when they held their annual "The Juniors Cup – A Night at the Races" event that raised $50,000 for Five Acres Hathaway-Sycamores Family and Child Services and the Pasadena Ronald McDonald House.
Nevertheless they've been back at it again recently, largely through the antics of liberal zaddy Sir Vince Cable, who took to the stage at the Lib-Dem conference this week to make some political waves with some spicy barbs.
Storage analyst Steve McDowell weighs in on IBM's storage announcements it recently made at its Rome event.
