The phrase "recent lives" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you can use it in a sentence such as: "The recent lives of refugees in the area have been marked by poverty and displacement."
This week's Poetry Pairing matches George Herbert's "Easter Wings" with a recent "Lives" column from the Sunday Magazine, "Easter Among Strangers".
Are we so bereft of stories of peace that each one of us could not recall at least one miraculous moment in our recent lives when we witnessed humanity demanding and receiving the right to control its own existence without being violated?
But within a few minutes of questioning them about their recent lives, I learned enough to help them identify some possible stories to write about in their essays.
We then see their recent lives to that moment: Dan, losing his job at the record company he co-founded, for various divorce-driven bits of acting out; Greta, who followed her pop-star boyfriend (Adam Levine) to the U.S. from the U.K., dealing with their breakup.
Boyce recently told The Creators Project about their recent live shows.
"It's not really supposed to complement the music," Boyce recently told The Creators Project about their recent live shows.
Their recent live shows, meanwhile, received rave reviews.
These facts speak to the past, and so do her recent live shows.
I am glad I (sort of) reined in my enthusiasm for Robyn's recent live show.
"What she has more of now is subtlety," wrote one critic after a recent live gig.
Take his dancing during recent live shows, the flamboyantly pelvic lovechild of Jagger and Jarvis.
