Sentence examples for most recently but from inspiring English sources

There have been a number of shows in which performers play some version of themselves: Jerry Seinfeld, most recently, but also George Burns and Jack Benny.

Mr. Branagh may have taken a few Shakespearean missteps ("Love's Labour's Lost" as a 1930's-style Hollywood musical most recently), but his, his directorial debut, is solid proof of his genius - Sunday at 11 15 a.m. and 5 30 p.m., Monday at 8 a.m. on IFC.

The law was occasionally challenged by the parties of the extreme nationalist right (Jean-Marie Le Pen's Front National most recently) but the vast majority of the French embraced it and, for decades, so did most of the Muslim immigrants who converged on the metropole after the dissolution of France's colonial empire, eager for assimilation.

I get invitations to interview at companies regularly (Apple contacted me most recently) but I turn them down every time.

Above the Instagram feed, you see the Stories of friends — not ranked by who posted most recently, but by who you care about most.

That said, each of us likely has had an experience of feeling misled by a review site, and the media has no shortage of stories of businesses either shilling review sites (Belkin, Reverb, Avvo) or suing review sites claiming they've been unfairly represented (Yelp most recently, but also Angie's List).

Earlier this year Heller Ehrman explored possible mergers with other firms, most recently Mayer Brown JSM, but the discussions did not produce a deal.

Police officials have announced plans to redraw the beat map significantly at least six times since the late 1970s — most recently last year — but each time the plans were dropped.

Mr. Wilson, who held onto his job at Granada while he ran Factory, started several labels after Factory shut down, most recently F4, but none lasted long.

This statistic is similar to Victoria where I most recently worked but is one full start per season more than horses start on average in Britain.

And its leaders pride themselves on stubbornly resisting the rule of larger nations — most recently Georgia, but before that the Soviet Union and the Russian empire.