Sentence examples for recent affiliation from inspiring English sources
His crucial recent affiliation has been with Flying Lotus, the producer whose 2010 album "Cosmogramma" (Warp) enlisted him not only as a bassist but also — notably on "MmmHmm" — as featured vocalist.
She has had minimal exposure in the U.S., despite a recent affiliation with the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra.
Nigel Farage, one of the key architects of Brexit, quit the party he once led Tuesday evening over its recent affiliation with far-right extremist Tommy Robinson and its growing anti-Islam "fixation".
Participants have been classified by their current or most recent affiliation and have been de-identified for confidentiality reasons.
For immunohistochemical examinations, monoclonal antibody "WH 303", specific to CSFV glycoprotein E2, was kindly provided by Dr. David Paton, Veterinary Laboratory Agencies, Addlestone, (recent affiliation: Pirbright Laboratory), UK.
His Lower East Side confederate Dan Colen, who has been a hot commodity at Phillips for a while, also still benefits from those years of drug-addled association, with the added gloss of his recent Gagosian affiliation.
Argüello's most recent political affiliation was an about-face from the position he had staked out as a young man.
Similarly to the original ML tree, the ML tree for each domain supports claims for branching order mainly for recent taxonomic affiliations.
The Washington Post also reported that King met with a far-right Austrian political party with historical Nazi ties — and more recent neo-Nazi affiliations — in August.
They also show how the National Council of Civil Liberties, which has been at the centre of a recent controversy over the affiliation to it of the Paedophile Information Exchange in the 1970s, was targeted from when it was set up 80 years ago.
While Mr. Levy won more than 28 percent of the vote, usually enough to earn a candidate an automatic spot on the primary ballot, his recent switch of party affiliation meant that he needed to win a majority in a special second round of voting to gain a place on the ballot.
