Sentence examples for sounds recently from inspiring English sources
The phrase "sounds recently" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It may be intended to describe something that has occurred or been said in the near past, but the construction is awkward and unclear. Example: "The news sounds recently discussed, but I can't recall the details."
He would like to see that rise to around 10 per cent and was encouraged to hear that Julian Richer of Richer Sounds recently announced he would be giving the music business away to staff on his death.
In a break with Rio's historical sway over Brazilian music, the country's new sounds recently seem to have emanated largely from Lower Augusta's bars and clubs, promoting new talents like Criolo, a hip-hop artist from São Paulo's gritty periphery who has been described by the legendary singer Caetano Veloso as "possibly the most important figure in the Brazilian pop scene".
Klaus Schwab, executive chairman of the World Economic Forum, whose annual gathering in Davos is financed largely by corporations, sounded recently as if he were ready to pitch his tent in Zuccotti Park, the hub of the Occupy Wall Street protests in New York.
One of the most frequently cited statistics of poetry publishing is that The Mersey Sound (recently reissued in Penguin Modern Classics), has sold more copies than any other postwar poetry collection.
Haim's poppy, nu-folk sound recently earned them the coveted top spot in BBC's Sound of 2013 poll, so don't miss this up and comer on Tuesday!
The vast bulk of trading of New York Stock Exchange-listed shares moved away from the NYSE floor years ago, but the death knell for human-interactive trading may have been sounded recently when MarketWatch, a Dow Jones-owned news website, said it would no longer use photos from the floor to illustrate its market stories.
"It has a vocabulary of 10, 12 different sounds," he recently explained.
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Sight & Sound magazine recently gave a stark analysis of the performance of foreign language films at cinemas in the UK.
Philipsz, 44, has been nominated for, among other works, a sound installation recently created for the Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art.
