Sentence examples for a decade better from inspiring English sources
Moreover, family films were not considered particularly viable in the 1970s, a decade better known for more violent and challenging movies.
The first full studio album in almost a decade – better known simply as Brel – was the hottest ticket in the Francosphere in 1977, fired up by label Barclay's cunning marketing tactics, Brel's ongoing reclusivity and rumours of ill health.
The maestro saw him perform, Mr Treichl says, and "told me to go into banking because one would do better as a mediocre banker than one would as a mediocre conductor".Happily, most observers consider his tenure at Erste Bank, Austria's second biggest, which he has run for more than a decade, better than mediocre.
An agreement that freezes Iran's nuclear programme for a decade is better than none at all.
IMMOKALEE, Fla .— After fighting for more than a decade for better wages, a group of Florida farmworkers has hashed out the final piece of an extraordinary agreement with local tomato growers and several big-name buyers, including the fast-food giants McDonald's and Burger King, that will pay the pickers roughly a penny more for every pound of fruit they harvest.
As Derek Scissors, the resident scholar in Asian economic issues at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), a conservative think tank, told VICE News, "the TPP is the most important trade agreement in more than a decade — for better or worse".
He is evolving as a leader – Allan Border led Australia for a decade becoming a better and better captain in the process.
The movement to the south in Italy has been going on for a decade now, with better and better wines coming from Puglia, Campagnia, Calabria, Sicily and even Sardinia.
7) That the Pet Shop Boys Outstanding Contribution Britrit award is about a decade overdue, but better late than - Yes, never.
For the first time in a decade, I got better at something.
As I have been saying for more than a decade, it's better to register your own domain name and use that as an email address.
