Sentence examples for this recent piece from inspiring English sources

This recent piece – entitled "Ronnie O'Sullivan and normal shoes" – shows off his easy, winning style.

Take, for example, this recent piece by Patrick Stokes which continues the liberal post-911 trend of explaining "fear".

Michael Chugani, a well-known columnist, warned in this recent piece in the South China Morning Post  that the flareups will only get worse, and that politically-correct "band-aids" like the milk-powder restrictions just delay a potential "explosion".

For a better understanding of punctuation, read this recent piece by Mary Norris about the interesting life of the semicolon, which in turns builds upon a recent piece by Ben Dolnick about the interesting life of the semicolon.

There have been a number of articles and blog posts lately claiming that Ireland is over the hump, that it's all coming right; see for example this recent piece by Henry Kaspar.

twitter.com/swissramble An outstanding variety of football stories from around the world and through the ages are told here by an ever-growing collective, among them a personal favourite this recent piece on Justin Fashanu's spell at Torquay.

Read the recent piece on this issue in the New York Times.

The Lips, who formed in Oklahoma City in 1983, have been in the news recently for their feud with Arcade Fire and their cover of Madonna's "Borderline" for an upcoming album celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of Warner Bros. Records, but this most recent piece of news is the strangest and most satisfying.

Image courtesy of Geraldine Juárez "For this show, this is a recent piece that Geraldine showed in Copenhagen but she wanted to carry on the concept of copy-culture," Falconer told me at the show.

This, from a recent piece about the cricketer Mark Ramprakash, is typical: "Watchers compared the schoolboy with Denis Compton as he smashed the Yorkshire attack around Lord's".

This is a recent piece and notable for Mr. Davidovsky's abandonment of his longstanding efforts to marry live acoustical and electronic sounds.