Sentence examples for a decade of a from inspiring English sources
LONDON — After a decade of a profitable but contentious marriage, BP and its billionaire Russian partners are headed for a divorce.
The 1980s were also a decade of a general "withdrawal" (il riflusso) from politics and political activism after the upheavals of the 1960s and '70s.
"It's been a decade of a lot of long, lonely nights for her and it's the right time for me to come home".
In Germany, for example, anyone caught drink-driving within a decade of a previous offence has a minimum fine of €1,000 and drink-drivers may have to undertake compulsory psychological assessments.
The response of one woman to the bald question of what she would do if the worst were to happen — "I would get married again" — strikes Bennetts as so absurd as to be barely deserving of commentary, although half of all divorced women remarry within five years of their first marriage ending, and three-quarters remarry within a decade of a split.
More than a decade of a legal investigation and a trial also came to an end in 2011 when Garth Drabinsky, former CEO of the now-defunct theatre company Livent, Inc., began serving a five-year sentence in an Ontario federal prison after having been convicted on fraud and forgery charges related to his big-musical-import empire.
Both countries remain critical of the agreement, but believe that it has bought them a decade of an Islamic republic deprived of a nuclear weapons capability.
Edge: a Decade of Decadence, a DVD documentary of Copeland's life, was released in December 2008.
South Korea is running a deficit after a decade of surpluses.
There is an alternative to a decade of difficult austerity.
