Sentence examples for carry a recent from inspiring English sources

As desperate as newspapers are for advertising revenue, did they really need to carry a recent Sunday insert with an ad from a company called Direct Source for a plush teddy bear that "breaks wind" and carries a vulgar name?

Mickelson entered the final round carrying a recent history of struggling on Sundays, most recently at last month's Phoenix Open, when he led with nine holes to play, only to lose while shooting 40 on the back nine.

Even the word "miner" carries a recent provenance in Sylvia Plath's "Nick and the Candlestick," whose speaker, carrying a candle down a dark hallway, declares, "I am a miner".

Here we provide evidence that the XSR6 chromosome carries a recent tandem segmental duplication of 37.5 kb that originated through the production of an exact copy on the donor chromosome itself and that changed the copy number of six genes.

Palestinians and Israelis, whether they are believers or good agnostics, carry a burden of recent political history that is heavy enough.

Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy said today that for legislators here to carry out a recent court decision on school financing, some districts around the state might have to give up money so that it can help pay for improvements in New York City's school system.

Introduction: Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) is believed to carry a good prognosis but recent reports have raised concern about long-term outcome.

* If you have heart problems, carry a copy of your most recent electrocardiogram.

Therefore, recent recommendations carry a low level of evidence (level C) and are derived from subgroup analyses of patients suffering from diabetes in large heart failure trials [ 7].

All the company's artists and designers are Brooklynites, as was evident by the bicycles they carried to a recent rehearsal.

Ray is bored stiff and burdened by the guilt of accidentally killing a child while carrying out a recent contract to murder a priest (an uncredited Ciaran Hinds) in London.