Sentence examples for most recent seating from inspiring English sources

Some floaters work for outlets that are too new to have been included in the most recent seating chart; others work for outlets that are marginal or disreputable.

The most recent seat-by-seat updates available on Wednesday afternoon showed the Coalition had pulled slightly ahead of Labor in three crucial electorates, putting it closer to the 76 seats needed to form majority government.

A survey asked board directors which three areas of expertise they prioritized when filling their most recent open board seat.

When we asked directors which three areas of expertise they prioritized when filling their most recent open board seat, just 13% highlighted tech expertise.

He was taking a picture of his most recent work, the "Seated Ballerina"—a 45-foot-high inflatable sculpture that depicts a metallic female figure in a powder blue leotard and tutu adjusting her slippers.

With the most recent elections, all five seats belong to Democrats.

Turning to UKIP, the most recent poll of marginal seats by the Conservative peer Lord Ashcroft suggests talk of a Nigel Farage-inspired revolution at the election has been "seriously overblown".

John Ditta, law enforcement liaison with the State Department of Transportation, said that from May 19 to June 1, during the state's most recent "Click It, or Ticket" seat-belt crackdown, 78percentt of the drivers stopped were wearing seat belts, slightly lower than the national average of 79percentt.

The most recent exports are led by Seats which represent 4.92% of the total exports of Bosnia and Herzegovina, followed by Electricity, which account for 4.72%.

On our most recent rundown of the 10 seats most likely to flip party control, North Carolina was -- wait for it -- No. 6.

The Democrats now control 24 of 30 legislative chambers in the South, and with the most recent defections are just four seats away from controlling the South Carolina House.