Sentence examples for from recent times from inspiring English sources

The nearest likeness from recent times?

There are choice cuts, too, from recent times.

But much of the program was from recent times and not very English at all.

The human genome is turning out to be a rich new archive for historians and prehistorians, one whose range extends from recent times to the dawn of human existence.

Here are six successful examples (plus one that didn't meet its target) from recent times: Pitched as "a computer anyone can make", Kano raised $1.5m on Kickstarter in December 2013.

The usual suspects are here, and rightly so: from recent times, Ted Hughes, RS Thomas, Heaney; from more distant, Walt Whitman ("I believe a leaf of grass is no less than the journeywork of the stars") and Gerard Manley Hopkins ("And for all this, nature is never spent; / There lives the dearest freshness deep down things").

As this selective process is expected to take time, a decline in dN/dS is sometimes observed when moving from recent time scales (dN/dS ~ 1, reflecting the underlying substitution rate without selection) through to longer time scales (dN/dS - > 0, as non-synonymous SNPs are removed over time) [ 27].

Lavrov played down the Cyrillic lettering found on some rocket fragments, saying, "You know, this region has so many weapons floating around, both from Soviet times and from more recent times".

From more recent times there's a photograph of "father of MDMA" and sometime US Drug Enforcement Agency employee Alexander Shulgin.

From more recent times, it is Alfred Roberts, Mrs. Thatcher's father and a former Grantham mayor, who commands respect.

From more recent times, there's a series of videos by Jayson Musson, who has made a name for himself as the YouTube personality Hennessy Youngman.