Sentence examples for more recently something from inspiring English sources

More recently, something similar has happened.

Modern finance improved countless lives.But more recently something went awry.

But more recently, something seemingly changed, including the rhetoric.

But more recently, something more Mexican and contemporary has begun to emerge.

But more recently, something else has been happening: as my work takes me further afield, I am slowly falling in love with the suburbs.

More recently, something of the same spirit can be found in Nimes, southern France, where in the mid-1980s Normaddedster added his Mediatheque − a decidedly modern cultural building − to the city centre close to the ancient Corinthian Roman temple known locally as the Maison Carree, built in about 16AD.

News of Google's acquisition of YouTube had cable companies and movie studios nervous, but the video content site has more recently become something of a pariah.

Once dismissed as a local eccentric, Mr. Lee has more recently emerged as something of a hero of modest fame, featured on national television as "antenna man".

He added, smiling: "Some might say I've managed to do something more recently about changing the direction of Labour, and I'm enjoying that as well".

After his move to BBC Wales in 1970 Pat fronted the daily radio news programme Good Evening, Wales and, more recently, the Sunday talkshow Something Else and the weekly political programme Called to Order.

More recently Schwab has created something called "U.S. Trust Institutional Services," which unbundles U.S. Trust's back-office trust and custody services for the benefit of Schwab's independent financial advisers.