Sentence examples for which recently started from inspiring English sources

Nashville, however, which recently started its second season on More4, makes it look easy.

The Huffington Post, which recently started a newsletter devoted specifically to Capitol Hill, plans to add four new reporters to help cover the midterm elections, Ms. Huffington said.

So I was heartened to hear about Champlain College here, which recently started requiring all undergraduates to attend two sessions in financial literacy.

Mr. Hynes's already significant profile has been raised by CBS, which recently started running a six-part television series about his office, "Brooklyn D.A".

The deal will also make New York magazine, which recently started a new real estate section, the only print outlet for MLX's expansive database of listings.

The cafe, which recently started offering fresh salads and terrines for lunch, is the place to find innovative desserts as well as traditional pastries.

Not least of which is the city itself, which has recently started running a campaign called City Living D.C. Style.

But most prisons don't give internet access to inmates, which presents some problems for iExpress, purportedly the world's first social media site for the incarcerated, which was recently started by an Australian named Brett Collins.

After making jeans, overalls, a hoodie and a bomber jacket for Drake, all of which were embroidered with logos and signs related to his last album, Lockhart was approached by luxury London boutique Browns, which has recently started stocking her embroidered jeans.

Last week Sainsbury's new chief executive Mike Coupe set out his strategy for the retailer which only recently started to founder.

In the meantime, a northern California company called Future Foods is selling a resveratrol dietary supplement, which Dr. Sinclair recently started taking.