Sentence examples for 1964 from inspiring English sources

Lawn laughs softly at the memory, an illustration of how this lifelong fan, whose first match was a 3-0 win over Southport in 1964, is retaining perspective despite a desperately trying period for him, his wife, Yvonne, and their five children.

The Whitsun Weddings, the title poem of a collection published in 1964, has regularly been voted one of the nation's favourites.

He died in 1964; given his chaotic and driven life, it is miraculous that he survived so long.

In any case, the Tories were exhausted, corrupt and riven with dissent, just as in 1964.

Between 1928 and 1964 there were at least four round-ups and forced evacuations and indigenous people were banned from entering Alice Springs.

The graphic also allows for comparisons among election years, nicely capturing the whiplash from 1964 (Johnson-Goldwater) to 1972 (Nixon-McGovern).

It has returned an MP from the party at every election since 1964 – including Peter Mandelson, Labour's prince of darkness, who continues to insist he did not really mistake mushy peas for guacamole during one of his early reccies to the coastal town.

Hornery's stage career flourished as he played Mr Sowerberry in the Australian production of Oliver! (Her Majesty's theatre, Melbourne, 1961) and Lycus in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum on tour (1964-65).

The juiciest capture of all was Glasgow Cathcart where Mr Teddy Taylor had clung on since 1964 to a seat which to the naked eye looked inevitably Labour.

Whineray, who has died aged 77, was captain of the All Blacks for their final tour game against the Barbarians at Cardiff Arms Park on 15 February 1964.

On 4 May 1964, the US president, Lyndon Johnson, presented her with the Federal Aviation Administration's Exceptional Service Decoration, and the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale awarded her its Louis Blériot silver medal, making her the first American and first woman so honoured.