Sentence examples for recently found time from inspiring English sources

Yet the candidates recently found time to rally behind clean wind energy, a topic some voters identify with a somewhat more liberal agenda.

Preoccupied with re-election, Republican members recently found time to cast their 33rd obsessive vote to repeal or defund the new health care law.

They recently found time, though, to narrow their gaze and reflect on irritants not universal enough to include in "The Angry Black Woman's Guide to Life," yet no less exasperating.

The biggest star of this year's London Jazz festival, which opens on Friday, Rollins tends to save his loquacity for his saxophone; but he recently found time, after a run of American and European concerts, to talk.

Amid the reviews of the Pigtronix War Hog Ultra High Gain Metal Distortion Pedal and the features drooling over Slayer's guitars ("the most well-known axe is a Schecter signature Damnation model with a 'blood splatter' finish"), one such title recently found time to praise Clark for both her "sludge-fuzz blasts" and her "fancy-ass Steve Howe runs".

But Ms. Smith, who recently found time to reflect on her formative years in the South Jersey township between tour dates behind "Horses/Horses," the 30th anniversary edition of her classic album reissued last month, does not mind lately if a few memories from her 1950's and early 60's days as a Jersey girl filter into a modern reading of the disc.

But he did recently find time for Henry Marsh's Do No Harm and said it made him weep.

What else is there? 1) No matter how busy I've been recently, I've found time to take care of my body, via yoga and diet and acupuncture, as well as committing to the practice of sleep.

However, the four-time All-Pro recently found some time in his busy schedule to try his hand at something perhaps even more stressful than standing tall amidst an NFL pass rush.

Despite his busy schedule, Dr. Sutton recently found the time to curate an exhibition at the Bruce devoted to old master works from the collection of Jacques Goudstikker, a Dutch-Jewish art dealer whose gallery was plundered by the Nazis.

However, it occasionally nagged at me, and when I recently found the time to do so I called the Los Angeles parking authority and was positively shocked to find out that the parking miscreant was correct.