Sentence examples for recently upon from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, July 23 , 1979P. 21 We have taken to musing recently upon the fate of fallen rulers.

By William Smith The New Yorker, July 23 , 1979P. 21 We have taken to musing recently upon the fate of fallen rulers.

"To forget swearing and cursing/ And drink a toast to each other/ So that They and We are becoming Us/ That's better than fighting," the Danish poet Benny Andersen wrote recently, upon the bridge's opening.

Making the rounds, he happened recently upon a group of women from Pfizer with tickets to "The Vagina Monologues," which naturally set Mr. Franklin to "joking with the ladies" about "that subject," as he puts it delicately.

I was reminded of this disconnect recently upon hearing news that another one of Jinnah's houses — a summer residence in Ziarat, a hilltop town in the western province of Baluchistan, where he spent his last weeks — had just been wrecked.

When an acquaintance complemented me recently upon my appearance — I was dressed in a sleeveless top and skirt — she gave me the Indian equivalent of "You're looking good Girlfriend!

The topic was also recently touched upon by Heino et al. (2013) who argued that FIE might at least initially increase per capita population growth rates.

The conventional wisdom is that the recently agreed-upon General Data Protection Regulation GDPRR) is the most-lobbied piece of legislation in the history of the European Union.

Some view the uptick in deal activity, which also includes the recently agreed-upon purchase of Marvel Entertainment by Disney, as another sign of recovery in the global economy.

Is this something we have recently brought upon ourselves?

But he said that the city recently struck upon a cost-effective plan.