Sentence examples for which the last time from inspiring English sources

Hispanic-American culture, after all, is a culture derived largely from Spain, which, the last time anyone checked, was in Europe.

If you are looking for a trend, here it is: On Tuesday evening here, the South Koreans will play big, tough Germany, which, the last time anybody looked, is in Europe.

Although they all have their own houses, for some reason I continue seeing them in my grandfather's old house, which, the last time I saw it, in the late nineteen-seventies, was the largest in the town and occupied its center.

"This gives us the ability under the law -- which, the last time I looked, both parties were doing -- to go out to other states and other arenas and talk about the governor's successful record in New York and the principles of the Republican Party," she said.

And of course, there was the billion-dollar bailout of the American auto industry, which the last time I looked makes products that are mostly powered by fossil fuels.

We calculated the duration of exclusive breastfeeding as the mean infant age at which the last time the mother reported the child was still exclusively breastfeeding and the first time the mother reported the child was given other foods in addition to breast milk.

The service only continued to grow after they left, reporting more than $1 billion in revenue by year-end last year, which is the last time the company released numbers.

Shortly afterwards, at the culmination of a tirade about journalistic ethics, which mostly seems to involve curing "blogs" (go take that debate to 2004, which is the last time anyone cared), he's fired.

The drought has been likened to that of 1988, which was the last time that a drought struck the nation's corn belt, although the next six weeks will determine which was more economically damaging.

Of course, that would be 1908, which was the last time the Cubs won a World Series.

Go back to 1973-74, wasch was the last time we had a bear market of this magnitude.