Sentence examples for most recent recent from inspiring English sources

The most recent recent episode came in 2011 when players went on strike during the LG Cup over an FCFA 500,000 they said they were owed.

"... Germany is demanding that Greece keep trying to pay its debts in full by imposing incredibly harsh austerity," said Krugman in his most recent recent NYTimes Oped.

When you know the number of shares of company stock you own and the company's DPS for the most recent recent time period, finding the approximate amount of dividends you will earn is easy.

Nor had Lu emerged from the first round in his four most recent Wimbledons or five most recent Grand Slam tournaments.

There has been an influx of Brazilians in Mount Vernon in recent years; the most recent census data tracks the population as 60percentt black, 24percentt white and 10percentt Hispanic.

The Bodleian's most recent other major recent gift was from Alan Bennett in 2008, who said he felt the university was "where I was educated and where I belong".

Under current rules, an advertisement that says it offers current data needs to include information only through the end of the most recent quarter, not the most recent month, the S.E.C. said.

The easiest way to do this is to put your most recent address as your most recent permanent address, rather than the various beach shacks you slept in while travelling.

His most recent opera and most recent orchestral work will each receive their UK premieres, while the tribute began with a concert by the Britten Sinfonia, conducted by Clark Rundell, which placed one of the Dutch composer's song cycles alongside works by two of his contemporaries and friends, Steve Martland and Steve Reich.

Mohamed's British lawyer, Clive Stafford Smith, said his client had been beaten "dozens" of times inside the notorious US camp in Cuba with the most recent abuse occurring during recent weeks.

Mr. Gates has been careful about comparing his two most recent bosses, although on a recent appearance on the NBC program "Meet the Press" he called Mr. Obama "somewhat more analytical" than Mr. Bush.