Sentence examples for most recent contact from inspiring English sources
She said that the agency's most recent contact with the family was in 1998, when the agency found that there was no credible evidence of continuing inadequate guardianship.
Andres, on the bloggy front page of his site, has a smart critique of the New York Philharmonic's most recent "CONTACT!" concert, calling it "polished and inventive, but not too risky".
Andres, on the bloggy front page of his site, has a smart critique of the New York Philharmonic's most recent "CONTACT!" concert, calling it "polished and inventive, but not too risky". His Nonesuch album, from which the excerpt above is derived, appears on May 18th.
For any of your contacts who maintain a Google profile page on Google+, Google will automatically update your address book with their most recent contact information.
They include the ability to better integrate data from social networks like Facebook with that of your contacts book and calling/email logs to figure out who is in your most recent contact lists, who is growing distant, and who might be most interested in one activity over another.
It also asks residents to rate the quality of police services, such as how helpful, professional or knowledgeable Burbank police personnel were during their most recent contact, as well as the nature of that interaction.
This information does not include reports of the most recent contacts between the terrorist group and the terrorist state.
The most recent contacts, which apparently took place on the sidelines of the meetings of Iraqi dissidents, are said to have involved Iran's intelligence people.
One colleague showed me his most recent contacts book, opened for the last time about 10 years ago – an imposing, pillar-box red A4 edifice that bristled with newsroom vigour and reeked of an era of copytakers and clattering typewriters.
By default, Cardhop also presents today's birthdays and your most recent contacts.
Previously, the most recent contacts were available in the app switcher.
