Sentence examples for recent about from inspiring English sources
The oldest story was written nearly six years ago, the most recent about a year ago.
In the current television season, he has had six segments broadcast so far, with his most recent, about how some members of the American military were recovering from severe wounds sustained in Iraq, appearing on Feb. 12.
Last night in Toronto, the daughter of Arthur Miller, wife of Daniel Day-Lewis, author of some chewy novels – the most recent about orthodox Jews in pre-revolutionary France – screened her fifth film for the first time.
Perhaps the darkest character in Mr. Grant's pantheon is Will, the lonely, immature womanizer in the recent "About a Boy" who whiles away his days watching television and getting his hair styled.
Carbon dating suggests that the oldest sample had sheathed a body interred around 4200 bc, and the most recent about 3150 bc.
Therefore, these sequences may represent two different GS2b genes in Melilotus albus, from a very recent (about 1 MY old) duplication.
THE Times Square throng was thinning on a recent, about-to-be-rainy Sunday evening when the JumboTron outside the W Hotel sparked to life.
They noted his recent about-turns under pressure from anti-EU Tories – on whether ministers would have to support his line in the campaign, and whether the civil service could take sides.
Billy Crystal had been reinserted into the host's tuxedo, and his big-room wisecracking was designed, if nothing else, to efface the memory of last year's disastrous attempt to woo the younger generation with James Franco and Anne Hathaway, and Eddie Murphy's recent about-turn over doing the job himself.
The fund is able to recruit the best and brightest from all over the world: the money is good and a job with the IMF is a very useful addition to any economist's résumé.The fund has taken a lot of criticism over the years, notably for its handling of the Asian crisis in the late 1990s and for its more recent about-face on the effectiveness of austerity.
But Todd Clark, head of listed trading at W.R. Hambrecht, says the recent about-face in sentiment is a cause for concern.
