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Usage examples of recently.

Sandy told me about a doctor down in southern California with an allergy to shellfish who recently died from anaphylaxis.

More amazingly, Grak had recently escorted another group of northerners across the forbidding desert.

The coat that Ambrose had recently discarded was flung carelessly across the bed.

A new reading in terms of myth and anamnesis has been recently attempted by Roger B.

Although most Americans knew little about anthrax until recently, the disease has been around at least since biblical times.

A green status light lit up immediately, and the voice that had so recently echoed from the annunciators spoke quietly in his ear.

The artistes who had more recently joined out were paid in full, and consequently were not paid very much.

Something else the Globe reported caught my eye: Bernet had recently been promoted to stand-in for the prima ballerina and had, in fact, performed her first solo the night of her disappearance.

This very point was brought up recently in conversation with an artist, who in referring to one of the most successful costume balls ever given in New York--the crinoline ball at the old Astor House--spoke of how our unromantic Wall Street men fell to the spell of stocks, ruffled shirts and knickerbockers, and as the evening advanced, were quite themselves in the minuette and polka, bowing low in solemn rigidity, leading their lady with high arched arm, grasping her pinched-in waist, and swinging her beruffled, crinolined form in quite the 1860 manner.

Mac was impressed with the bespectacled lieutenant, who had recently graduated from the University of Michigan with a degree in advanced mathematics.

Gaby smiled, remembering how, just recently, her father had teased her about how hard it was going to be to try to find a wedding gown with a blankie pouch.

Business had undergone a boomlet recently, and there were several items he would have to reorder.

The glass-clad buildings which had recently sprung up there were epic exercises in New Brutalist style, so far as Minogue could make out.

A dour and silent man who had recently entered office as a tribune of the plebs, Plancus Bursa spoke up in his passionless way.

Two Miami policemen recently were busted for allegedly trying to sell guns and badges to drug dealers, while several others are being investigated for crimes including murder, robbery and, ironically, home invasions.