Sentence examples for recently lived through from inspiring English sources

This is why an Italian startup based in Bologna, a city which has recently lived through students' protests against rent increase caused by a pervasive presence of Airbnb hosts, has founded Fairbnb.

Given that we've recently lived through two huge asset bubbles, it's easy to see why they're worried.

Currently, laces should be white, although we've recently lived through the craze of colored jumbo-sized laces and laces printed with soccer balls, pictures of Snoopy, "I Love the Jets" or anything else saleable to minors.

Yet the book stops short of writing in any detail about marriage and motherhood, the stage of life that Freud, a mother of three, has most recently lived through.

It is a story which reveals how very far removed Stoke are from Liverpool, whose locally-born full-back Jon Flanagan – the life and soul of his home-town club – recently lived through the anxiety and ignominy of being put on a month-to-month contract when it was unclear how his very serious knee injury might respond to surgery.

Evin Levey recently lived through every engineer's worst nightmare.

Biomass is energy derived from living or recently living organisms.

While history is never as neatly arrayed as any theorist would like, it is clear that Nirvana's arrival, at least temporarily, disrupted a music business that had swung way too far towards an awfulness similar to what we've recently been living through.

More recently, people like Ludwig von Mises, who lived through the Austrian hyperinflation of the 1920s, became the biggest gold standard advocates of the 20th century.

Mecislovas Zukauskas, 88, a retired electrician, has lived through the devastations of World War II, the Soviet occupation and, most recently, the death of his wife.

I mean, seriously, the guy lived through food and materials rationing, his pram bombling along cobble-blasted lanes recently blessed with Nazi chicanery (bad sentence).