Sentence examples similar to not long ago changed from inspiring English sources

Not long ago, Ovation changed ownership after a printer foreclosed on overdue bills.

Not long ago you changed the name of your company from FUBU to FB Legacy.

Not long ago they changed the name of the Old Globe Theatre to the Globe Theatres, a switch appealing primarily to either obsessive literalists or compulsive pluralists.

It made me think about something the writer Rebecca Solnit wrote not long ago: "climate change is violence".

Since Abbott also not long ago described climate change as "total crap", some might ask whether it is Abbott, rather than Garrett, whose morals have gone askew.

(A Chinese fortune cookie I received not long ago from Hunan Cottage: "Cannot change wife of 40 for two 20s". No, but I know a few men who have done it for one).

"She came out not long ago and said, 'I want to change our daughters' surname: this is bringing shame on us," she tells me.

Not long ago, a political party seeking to change U.S. policy would try to achieve that goal by building popular support for its ideas, then implementing those ideas through legislation.

Steve Forbes: You once said, not long ago, that we may have to change how we price trades.

I recall a time, not long ago, when Apple was about to change the world with Dashboards and before that Windows users had their own "widget economy".

Not long ago, Rome was insisting that change on any of these issues was out of the question.