Sentence examples for hence last from inspiring English sources

Hence last Friday's feature about hipsters, those smooth young things with their skinny jeans, fixed-gear bicycles and ironic moustaches.

The first is "internationalisation", seeking to change the Israel-Palestine conflict from a bilateral dispute between the two parties into a problem for the world community to resolve: hence last month's statehood application to the UN and a current request to join Unesco.

Hence, last Tuesday – as a handful of Birmingham schools were told that they did not have a sufficiently "broad and balanced curriculum" because they taught limited sex and religious education – a DfE civil servant stood in court and defended Steiner's narrow range of GCSEs before a judge.

Hence, last week the government approved several new specialist schools, including one with a film specialism.

Hence, last week's event was a fête for the new book, though tinged with a little sadness, too.

Hence last week's deal to give Payet a five-year contract apparently worth £125,000 a week to the Frenchman.

No criminal charges resulted, but Federal prosecutors then looked at Mr. Pirro's tax records -- hence last year's indictment.

The latter has disappeared; the former depends on European qualification, hence last week's sacking of their coach, Manolo Jiménez.

Hence last week's rocket attack on 45 civilians in Helmand, a massacre that would be a war crime if committed by infantry rather than airmen.

Hence last month's overwhelming decision by Italy's fractious parliament to eliminate the two smallest-denomination banknotes, for 1,000 and 2,000 lire.

Hence last year's $1 million millennial fashion show in Times Square on what she said was the world's largest runway ("the first fashion show I ever went to was my own").