Sentence examples for which so recently from inspiring English sources

Iran - which so recently fought a long, brutal war against Iraq - would surely support its erstwhile enemy, and might even come into the conflict on the Iraqi side.

Waiting for their chance behind this attacking quartet – one which so recently cut Adelaide apart in their FFA Cup quarter-final – are the likes of Connor Pain, Jesse Makarounas, promising teenager George Howard and the currently injured Archie Thompson.

The results, notwithstanding Chelsea's impressive reclamation – at least before yesterday's stumble against a Fulham who were not just beaten but eviscerated by Manchester United last week – of a season which so recently threatened wholesale ruin, have been outlandish, if not completely hilarious.

The thesis, which so recently, but temporarily, carried 'something more' – knowledge, service, the possibility of public health – can be seen as an opening onto both past expectations and unfulfilled aspirations.

"And it would be insane to plunge this country again into the madness and agony of the last 25 years from which we so recently escaped".

I went to Ephesus and travelled up and down that coast of Turkey, which was so recently Greece, with a guide.

The realization that they were living at the heart of a four-dimensional infinity was somehow appalling to the victim-beneficiaries of a tradition which had so recently proclaimed that the world was created in 4004 b.c. and was destined, within some few centuries, to be uncreated, judged, and definitely disposed of for all eternity.

59% feel unfavorable to companies that start political action committees, such as Facebook which did so recently.

No other European country has climbed the international education tables quite so consistently as this nation, which emerged so recently from decades of totalitarian rule and economic hardship.

Microsoft, which so rarely plays David, recently complained that rampant software piracy in China wasn't just for Chinese individuals earning a few thousand dollars a year.

Quora, for one; and, more recently, Branch, which (so far) basically hosts invitation-only symposiums on subjects like "How do blogs need to evolve?" (I know, I know, how meta).