Sentence examples for has only recently turned from inspiring English sources
Taken generally, that's a big question — and it's one that Schwartz has only recently turned his attention to.
After weeks of attacking Mr Romney and Barack Obama, he has only recently turned his fire on Mr Santorum, calling him a "big labour Republican" (unions have a strong presence in Mr Santorum's home state of Pennsylvania).
He tells me how he has only recently turned to Schubert's great B flat sonata, and has after several attempts allowed a recording to be published (as yet not available here).
The skipper has only recently turned 27 but has a CV the envy of any footballer, highlighted by three flags, five All-Australian selections (two as captain) and three best and fairests.
Hill has only recently turned 16.
The Dutchman, who has only recently turned 18, generated more headlines through his audacious overtaking.
Publishers have based children's books on characters from movies and television for years, but have only recently turned to brand-name foods known mainly from commercials.
Doctors have traditionally focused on diagnosing and treating the disease early, and have only recently turned their attention to finding ways to prevent it.
Scholars have only recently turned to a systematic analysis of this important aspect of human behaviour; and progress in kinesics, the study of nonverbal communication, may provide new approaches to the analysis of ritual.
Ben, who had only recently turned 18, was being cared for in an adult psychiatric unit because in Cornwall, like several other areas, there is no specialist provision for children or adolescents.
