Sentence examples for recently turned out from inspiring English sources

Although it has the capacity to build nearly a quarter-million cars a year, it has recently turned out just 30,000 to 40,000.

Buttler played 14 games for the Mumbai Indians and has recently turned out for Lancashire in white-ball cricket, producing the odd spectacular such as his 91 from 73 balls against Warwickshire.

LOS ANGELES — If a report earlier in the day about Kobe Bryant's knee being drained recently turned out to be slightly off target, nothing else about the Lakers' star was amiss Monday night when Los Angeles opened the Western Conference finals with a 128-107 thrashing of the Phoenix Suns.

That's always the prospective argument while this stuff is happening, of course, but in retrospect it hasn't recently turned out to be true.This looks to me like an instance of a broader problem we're having in American discourse these days: an over-ubiquity of non-zero-sum thinking.

Britain, as an island, should find it easier than most to know how many foreigners it has allowed in, but its statistics on migrants have recently turned out to be way off the mark.Lastly, there are refugees and asylum-seekers, strictly defined as those escaping persecution but often including anybody forced to flee, for example from a war.

High-profile tenant "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" recently turned out the lights as the show and new host Jimmy Fallon moved to New York.

The Italian brigatista and a colleague also accused of murder were till recently turning out admirable pasta at a Managua eatery; they have now taken up fishing.

The forthcoming Bob Dylan album announced recently turns out to be another collection in which Dylan interprets a dozen pop standards of the pre-rock era, the majority of them associated with Frank Sinatra.

Although not recently, it turns out.

It's too late say to my patients, 'Recently they turned out to be ineffective.'" Ten physicians thought that approval should only be revoked if the eye drops were proved truly ineffective; however, they considered it too early to determine effectiveness based on such scarce data.

As Ezra Klein of The Washington Post noted recently, this turned out to be one of the most consequential decisions Obama and Reid made.