Sentence examples for recently in time from inspiring English sources

A good comparison, made recently in Time, is with Mad, which was launched a year before Playboy and was as much a product of the fifties as Hefner's publication.

Indeed, the form of Ebanks-Blake in pre-season has suggested that he, too, deserves a second crack at the Premier League and explains why, even if Doyle does not recover from the injury that has been niggling him recently in time for tomorrow's kick-off, McCarthy will start with two up front against Stoke.

I think he's genuinely interested in, 'If I do this, can I have an impact?' " Though Mr. Bloomberg's travels and speeches have fueled much speculation about his political intentions — he has been featured recently in Time and on the covers of The Weekly Standard and Fortune — it is far from clear how they will play out.

The novelist David Benioff, one of the creators of the HBO series, has called it " 'The Sopranos' in Middle Earth," while the humorist John Hodgman, writing recently in Time, compared the experience of reading "A Game of Thrones" to cramming the full run of "The Wire," another HBO product that inspires cultish devotion.

It has been featured recently in Time Magazine and TIME.com.

Recently in TIME, writer Caroline Kitchens dismissed concerns over so-called rape culture "hysteria".

Tracy Daugherty's fine biography of Heller was recently published, in time for the 50th anniversary of "Catch-22".

Only Daniel — which, interestingly, also spruced itself up recently, just in time for the recession — and Per Se give you quite the same feeling of giddy privilege.

"His toughest challenge now may be the burden of high expectations," Ryun, a third-term United States representative from Kansas, recently wrote in Time magazine about Webb.

Spitz was recently featured in Time magazine, and on NPR.

Equally unserious is the whole "Unplug the NSA" campaign, recently advocated in Time.