Sentence examples for mentioned these days from inspiring English sources
Vocational education is rarely mentioned these days.
Though respected, Hanzell is rarely mentioned these days when people speak of California's greatest wines.
He is even mentioned, these days, as a future prime minister.Is his world view still changing?
Poverty being quite a major theme of the 80s, and something that isn't very often mentioned these days.
But if the "Middle Eastern conflict" is mentioned these days, Israel and the Palestinians are commonly meant.
Yet when the eastern enlargement is mentioned these days, few people tend to talk about peace and fewer still of prosperity.
When he talked of the link between the growing wealth of the country and ordinary people's family finances, he nodded to the virtuous cycle that the Tories barely mention these days.
Reading a carpenter's level with bifocals slows down the hammer and nails bit, institutional cooking demands some heavy lifting (not to mention these days a recipe for 50 pounds of tofu, the very thought of which depresses me), retirements limit access to internships: The options are limited.
A nine-figure fortune wont get you much mention these days, at least not on these pages.
And finally, it doesn't seem as if former NHL forward John Anderson, who has been a successful coach in minor pro hockey, has his name mentioned often these days when coaching vacancies come up in the National League.
"You don't hear Stanton Warriors mentioned much these days, but they were big in the game back in the day and their mix of Zak Toms' "Bring Me Down" is pretty much the perfect garage beat," says Guy. "Everything about that song – the vocal line, the chords, the melody – is totally original.
