Sentence examples for complete the latest from inspiring English sources

It took Axl Rose 14 years to complete the latest Guns N' Roses album.

Back on earth Mr. Burnett has to complete the latest run of "Survivor," which has turned the CBS network around this season almost by itself.

This week, the Congressional Budget Office was expected to complete the latest cost projections of the latest version of the health care bill being promoted by Senator Harrry Reid, the majority leader.

The Bank will complete the latest £25bn phase of quantitative easing by next month, and Sentance added: "We are approaching the point where we need to hold back and wait and see how that's flowing into the recovery".

But Mr. Bush and the other leaders -- from Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and Russia -- made no significant progress in removing differences that would enable them to complete the latest round of trade talks, the so-called Doha round.

Then cabalism, and then Celtic pagan tradition, then the origins of Christianity.'" He says he's still ploughing through a mound of reading that may take five years to complete; the latest book is The Night Battles, an account of witch-hunts in Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries by the Italian historian Carlo Ginzburg.

Recently, Arama et al. showed that a testes-specific Cul3 isoform forms an E3 ligase with Roc1b in the testes, and Roc1b mutant males are sterile because of a failure to complete the late stages of sperm differentiation [37].

Its study was first completed in 1994, but Niosh said additional examination was needed and recently completed the latest study.

Online retailer The Hut Group is targeting a potential flotation in the spring after completing the latest in a series of acquisitions last week.

Her appointment to the BBC's flagship channel – the home of Strictly Come Dancing and The Voice – completes the latest senior management move since Hall took over nearly three months ago.

First years Isabel Hannan and Emily Busson are having a glass of wine, having just completed the latest rounds of meetings and introductions that go with the start of term.