Sentence examples for For some seasons from inspiring English sources

For some seasons now, the game in England has gone stale, and there had been a steady grumbling plea for "brighter cricket".

Many New Yorkers have known about these two for some seasons now.

Plainly, too, he is playing with a zest that has been missing from his game for some seasons.

Yet this summer—and possibly for some seasons to come that wisdom may not be borne out.Sluggish profits are one reason to think so.

There are other ballerina roles that would suit her better (she has danced a pleasing Sugar Plum Fairy for some seasons), and surely there are others who would better suit this role.

Let me briefly complain that this production, which in Balanchine's lifetime and for some seasons afterwards was just "The Nutcracker," is now called "George Balanchine's 'The Nutcracker.' " — with a jarring "TM" added for good measure.

If he comes back better, we are in for some season.

For several weeks -- and months, really -- the Lakers have looked like a team waiting for some season-altering moment when their powers will return so that order can be restored to the pro basketball universe.

"Doctor Who" returns Saturday, March 30 at 8 p.m. on BBC America, but you don't have to wait that long for some Season 7.2 goodness.

The event — invitation-only for some season-ticket holders, business partners and other guests, a Rams spokesperson said — will be streamed live on the team's website, mobile app and social media channels.

The second source of variation stems simply from relatively low counts of events in some seasons for some individuals.