Sentence examples for recently count from inspiring English sources

So many of these 3D efforts have flopped - most recently, count Green Hornet and Sanctum as bombs - and yet the tide seems to be rolling in that direction.

The Brennan Center for Justice recently counted fourteen states that will have new voting restrictions in effect this fall.

The ecologist Jeremy Feinberg, who discovered a new species of frog on Staten Island recently, counts himself among New York's "quirk celebrities".

Space in Whitestone is cramped already, some argue, pointing out that 7,800 properties were recently counted on 311 blocks of the neighborhood.

I recently counted 172 seedlings and saplings in a square metre of trunk road verge down here in Devon: more than enough to create woodlands of the future.

Kayakers recently counted fewer than a dozen seals congregating on rocks at the southwestern end of Swinburne Island, a Gateway National Recreation Area bird sanctuary.

By Jonathan Blitzer Atlantic Coast Leopard Frog The ecologist Jeremy Feinberg, who discovered a new species of frog on Staten Island recently, counts himself among New York's "quirk celebrities".

I recently counted 60 major cases of online activism, ranging from extensive blogging to heavily trafficked forums to petitions, in 2009 and 2010 alone.

Santa Cruz – which is about 58% white and 33% Latino – also recently counted nearly 2,000 homeless people, which translates to one of the highest concentrations in the country, according to the federal government.

PricewaterhouseCoopers recently counted 20 companies that are at some stage in the process of converting, and there has been a steady stream of suggestions for what industry might next secure I.R.S. approval.

As one justification for the war after another has evaporated — a resourceful college student recently counted twenty-three differeasonsasons that the Administration had offered at one point or another — the President has finally found a way to transcend the whole problem: leadership means never having to have second thoughts.