Sentence examples for most recent premier from inspiring English sources
The most recent Premier League deal, which split rights between Sky and BT, was worth a combined £5.14bn.
One of the many delights of the most recent Premier League season was the refreshingly scant focus on "mind games", the media concept which seeks to elevate low-level managerial arsery to the complex heights of cold war brinkmanship.
Since lifting their most recent Premier League title in 2004, Arsenal have finished second, fourth twice, third, fourth and third.
But his team will be without key player Nemanja Matic for the match thanks to the midfielder's suspension, and Spurs, who won the trophy in 2008, beat Chelsea 5-3 on 1 January in their most recent Premier League encounter.
South Sydney and the Sydney Roosters are the two most recent premiers and the two title favourites, and the arch-enemies square off in what should be an epic Sunday afternoon clash.
The most recent entrant, Premier Ticket Window, is a secondary marketplace started last month by Tickets.com and accessible through a prominent link on the company's home page.
The most recent season premiered earlier this month, and though I'm not yet all the way through, it's been a terrific follow-up so far.
According to the most recent set of Premier League accounts, which covers the 2013-14 seasonlyonly five clubs had a smaller wage bill than Swansea's £63m: Norwich City, Fulham and Cardiff City, all of whom were relegated at the end of that campaign; Hull City, who lost their Premier League status last season, and Stoke City.
His most recent, "The Tempest" premiered on October 30th at the David Koch Theatre in Lincoln Centre, and will run through November 8th.
His most recent film, 31, premiered at Sundance this year and tells a gory-ass tale about carnival workers and is, frankly, all sorts of fucked up.
The video for Mayer's third single off his most recent album, "Paradise Valley," premiered on Tuesday's "Good Morning America" program and the clip features the real-life couple looking deep into each other's eyes... when they aren't trying to hold on for dear life to a rather spirited bull.
