Sentence examples for 1967 from inspiring English sources

The current account deficit is now running at 6% of GDP, compared with a mere 0.7% in 1967, and 0.9% in 1976 – both crisis years for Labour governments – and a peak of 4.4% after the 1988 Lawson boom.

In 1967, at the age of 32, he was made the founding chair of clinical epidemiology and biostatistics at McMaster, where a revolutionary new medical school was being put together by John Evans.

Age: 48, born in Chalfont St Giles, Buckinghamshire, in 1967.

2. The Outsiders by SE Hinton A novel for teenagers written by a teenager; Hinton was 17 when the book was published in 1967.

In the future: People will still ask 'Are you that Mark Lester?' JENNY AGUTTER 1952- (UK) Big break: The Railway Children (1970) A short life: Had been in a 1967 TV version of The Railway Children, and was 18 when real stardom came with the film.

A one-night package at the hotel, including champagne, flowers, dinner and breakfast, costs from €300 per couple (00 33 5 46 35 40 32; hotel-de-toiras.com) 18. DORSET Famous as a location in the book and 1967 film of Far From the Madding Crowd, the graceful, almost circular, sweep of beach at Lulworth Cove is one of the most stunning in the UK.

Related: Spy agencies fund climate research in hunt for weather weapon, scientist fears Like so many military experiments, these trials failed but cloud seeding became a reality in 1967/8 when the US's Operation Popeye increased rainfall by an estimated 30% over parts of Vietnam in an attempt to reduce the movement of soldiers and resources into South Vietnam.

UN security council resolution 242, adopted in November 1967, called for the withdrawal of Israel's armed forces "from territories occupied in the recent conflict" and recognition of the right for all to live in peace "within secure and recognised boundaries free from threats or acts of force".

AC The first thing that strikes you about these two images (both published on the same day, 3 December 1967) is the apparent chaos of images and text – a riot of symbols and signs that encodes the confusion many adults must have felt in the face of a suddenly demanding youth culture.

She studied drama at Cardiff Castle College of Music and Drama, touring throughout Wales in 1967-68 as a puppeteer with Caricature theatre, Cardiff.

Whitehead became the producer of Panorama before he moved on to Thames Television to edit This Week (1967-70) and win the Guild of TV Producers award for best factual programme.