Sentence examples for had recently created from inspiring English sources

And last year's elevation of Nayef to the crown-prince-in-waiting job was seen as a contradictory move by the king, pre-empting the body he himself had recently created.

Then a mutual acquaintance introduced Mr. Jacobsen to Mr. Edmiston, who had recently created a pirate game for his two daughters as a Christmas present, inspired by an old wooden chest discovered during a ski vacation in the Rockies.

"We don't want a total public backlash that would prevent us from getting the potential benefits," said Nicholas Nuttall, spokesman for the United Nations Environment Program, who said the United Nations had recently created a new panel to study the evidence.

Mr. Clemente had been criticized within the network by rival executives, according to people who witnessed their discussions, but his departure took some employees by surprise: Fox had recently created a new office for Mr. Clemente in its Avenue of the Americas headquarters, converting a former conference room, one employee said.

The Department of Justice called the scheme "bribery by any other name" and said it had recently created three dedicated international corruption squads "to combat this type of quid pro quo, and we'll use all resources at our disposal to uncover and put an end to these crimes".

I had recently created I Wish This Was, which invited people to share their hopes for vacant buildings, and it showed that many people wanted the same thing.

Fannie Mae, a government-created company that buys residential mortgage loans on the secondary market, has recently created a number of Home Saver Solutions for borrowers who fall behind on their mortgage, Mr. Sakole said.

He has recently created a bedroom in the space.

The Brotherhood has recently created a new party called Freedom and Justice to run for parliament.

Her office has recently created a phone line for victims of domestic violence.

New York University has recently created an adaptation of this survey, and is also making it freely available.