Sentence examples for would recently have from inspiring English sources

IN ANY self-respecting democracy it would be unthinkable that the man assumed to be on the verge of being elected prime minister would recently have come under investigation for, among other things, money-laundering, complicity in murder, connections with the Mafia, tax evasion and the bribing of politicians, judges and the tax police.

He'd recently had his first retirement dream.

He'd recently had to resurface it, after Hurricane Sandy.

After it happened, I recalled teaching we'd recently had on stroke.

She told me that she'd recently had lunch with George Entwistle's former PA.

I was just nudging into adolescence at the time, and they'd recently had their third child, Helen.

We'd recently had a baby and we started to think more and more about environmentalism and consumerism.

But if you told me you'd recently had unprotected sex after a first date, I'd worry you might have HIV.

Undaunted, Stevie now turned to Hamish Miles, a reader at Jonathan Cape whose eye had been caught by the poems she'd recently had published in the New Statesman.

She'd recently had a modified mastectomy, after suffering a stroke, a brain aneurysm, multiple-personality disorder, and a visit to Heaven.

Next was "Angie Baby," from 1974, after which Bond confided to us that he'd recently had an "emotional collapse" ("I thought I just had a fever") and had spent his time in bed Twittering his temperature and trolling the Internet.