Sentence examples for recently to put from inspiring English sources

"We have elected," declared Tyler Winklevoss recently, "to put our money and faith in a mathematical framework that is free of politics and human error".

IT WAS grim news for Felipe Gonzalez, Spain's former prime minister and still leader of the Socialist party, when 33 Supreme Court judges decided recently to put a pile of secret-service documents into the public domain.

She decided recently to put the patch of ground under the tower and the vortex garden in her will, donating it to a U.F.O. research group in Denver to continue the work, or the fun, after she's gone, even though she knows that a tower in perpetuity will probably doom any chance of a sale of her son's former home.

That probably flies in the face of the style espoused by the head coach, Mike Ford, who has been almost Keeganesque in some of his post-match reflections, but it is, after all, what his Bath had to do recently to put Exeter away when all‑out attack left the sides level, two tries apiece, after 55 minutes.

Daniels recalled how he was ensnared in the legal system, walking home from the dishwasher job he had landed recently to put a little spending money in his pocket.

Erwin recently decided to put the bat up for auction.

Regulators recently agreed to put off the derivatives rules for up to six months.

The law is brand new, so local law enforcement agencies have only recently begun to put it to use.

Sidney H. Belzberg, a Toronto entrepreneur, recently decided to put his collection of rare Canadian coins on the block.

No one knows what percentage of physicians who have recently begun to put in defibrillators are following the guidelines.

It recently offered to put an end to "foreign sales corporations", offshore companies that save American exporters millions of dollars in taxes.