Sentence examples for the recent line from inspiring English sources

Amidst that discussion, one enforced change was made during the summer when manager Tito Vilanova resigned through ill-health and was replaced by Argentine Tata Martino, signalling a departure from the recent line of homegrown bosses (Vilanova had previously been Pep Guardiola's assistant).

It was the same for Bloc Party themselves; it's hardly surprising given the recent line-up changes.

The recent lines have occasioned much curiosity from tourists and Parisians alike, causing some to wonder whether Vuitton is engineering a shortage to increase the lust for its leather.

The effect at this marker across the Taylor I and recent BXD RI set indicates that while mice with the D allele have consistent phenotypic means across both sets, mice with the B allele have higher means in the Taylor I lines and lower means in the recent lines relative to the D2 allele.

To wit, this recent line from the Right Scoop blog post: "Obama has basically hung an 'Illegals Welcome' sign over American's proverbial doorpost with his amnesty policies".

The Violet Line is the most recent line of the Metro to be opened, and the second standard-gauge corridor after the Green Line.

Fixing this will require recognizing the return value received from running the REPL program and possibly catching and recognizing signals like SIGSEGV, printing an error for the user, and removing the most recent line from the history.

Pelosi showed little patience for the most recent line of attack by the Clinton campaign, which has accused Obama of ducking debates in Wisconsin.

Planters Nut-rition Sustaining Energy Mix is the most recent line that Kraft Foods has added to the Nut-rition subbrand of the Planters family.

Do divorced-but-happier parents make for happier children, as was once thought, or is even a contentious but intact marriage better for children, as the more recent line of thinking has it?

That last one is the most recent line of arguing I've run into, and I find it hard to fully understand.