Sentence examples for more current events from inspiring English sources
Woodcuts, intaglio prints, drypoint etchings, lithography and newer techniques are carefully explained and illustrated, with notable early examples like Rembrandt's drypoint "Three Crosses" and more current events like Peter Halley's unlimited edition "Superdream Mutation" (1993), which existed only on a computer screen (Glueck).
More current events teachers mentioned were the Nobel Prizes awarded to Israeli scientists.
In the months since the multibillion-dollar investment frauds of Madoff and Stanford dominated national media attention, the press has moved on to other, more current events.
Still, there are clever tips to more current events: That elevator fight between Cookie and Kid FoFo is the Solange-Jay Z elevator drama.
Next season will be even more current events-I will challenge every sacred cow in USA.
She also hinted that despite all the controversies, she will not shirk from doing more current events-based films.
Professor Moskos argued that the images of the armed services are shaped far more by current events than by advertising.
Certainly, he seems energised once more by current events, as evidenced by his Twitter feed in the run-up to the US election and his angry, eloquent appearance on Bill Maher's Real Time TV show three days after it.
But Goddard's call for the inquiry to be remodelled to focus it "more towards current events and thus focusing major attention on the present and future protection of children" was criticised by some survivors of child abuse.
But around the time that "The Blue Lotus," the fifth Tintin book, was published, Hergé started meticulously researching the destinations, relying less on caricature and weaving more realistic current events into the stories.
"I have recommended in my report to the home secretary that my departure provides a timely opportunity to undertake a complete review of the inquiry in its present form, with a view to remodelling it and recalibrating its emphasis more towards current events and thus focusing major attention on the present and future protection of children," she wrote.
