Sentence examples for only recently becoming from inspiring English sources

He was etcher, illustrator, writer, teacher, only recently becoming painter.

She played great, concise piano; she wrote charging swing arrangements for Andy Kirk and Benny Goodman; and some of her deeply fascinating albums, from "The Zodiac Suite" to "Black Christ of the Andes," are only recently becoming rediscovered and understood.

Many of these works are only recently becoming accessible in English.

In contrast to physics which has a long history and experience in collaborative projects, biology is only recently becoming an evermore collaborative discipline (Vermeulen et al. 2013).

In contrast to physics which has a long history and experience in collaborative projects, biology is only recently becoming an evermore collaborative discipline.

Whilst it has be known for some time that cells can be guided by micro-topography, it is only recently becoming clear that cells will respond strongly to nano-scale topography.

Having only recently become a red giant, it now evolves somewhat down and then to the left in the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram, becoming smaller and hotter.

Despite the recommendations of several Roadmaps published a few years ago, asynchronous circuits are only very recently becoming an industrial / commercial reality.

However, data from developing countries after full vaccine introduction is only more recently becoming available [ 31].

Whilst the 'first wave' of allergic diseases such as asthma and allergic rhinitis gained momentum over 50 years ago, a 'second wave' of food allergy has emerged only very recently, becoming most evident in the last 10 15 years (Gupta et al. 2007).

Moths were only caught when visiting flowers, or collected after recently becoming stuck within a flower and were still alive.