Sentence examples for have recently located from inspiring English sources

Archaeologists have recently located and started to excavate the vanished settlement, which opened to tourists this year.

They have recently located the house on Pearl and Fifth and are in the process of obtaining a loan.

I have recently located to the UNICEF office in Indonesia, where I manage the Child Protection Programme.

The newspaper said it had recently located the woman, and that she is "alive, married, pregnant and now living in the southeastern United States".

A couple of years ago, I wrote a mischievous little post about Gawker's own links to the Cayman Islands, in which I pointed to Felix Salmon's revelation that the Web site's parent company had recently located to the Caribbean tax haven and asked why a smallish media company would choose to organize its finances like a hedge fund or a money-laundering operation.

As a result of this nanotechnology emphasis, the National Research Institute of Canada has recently located the new National Institute for Nanotechnology at the UA, with an emphasis on NB.

Integrons with this cassette structure have recently been located in Salmonella Typhimurium of diverse geographical origin [ 7, 25, 26].

Greater numbers of mast cells have recently been found located within the bronchial smooth muscle of patients with asthma than in those with eosinophilic bronchitis – the latter is also a condition of airway eosinophilia and remodeling but without the functional abnormalities characteristic of asthma.

Fortunately for them, one such site had recently been located by an RAF reconnaissance Spitfire from the Photographic Reconnaissance Unit during a flight over part of the French English Channel coast near Le Havre.

The skeleton was found under the choir floor of the abbey church of Greyfriars monastery, which although razed to the ground centuries ago has recently been located under the council car park by archaeologists.

On January 21, the FCO's Minister for Europe David Lidington notified parliament that a "substantial number of legacy paper files" — meaning papers overdue for transfer to The National Archives TNAA) — had recently been located, as part of a massive audit of UK government offices and overseas posts.