Sentence examples for a period of complete from inspiring English sources

For the next hundred years, Cyprus enjoyed a period of complete independence and massive development.

After a period of complete abandonment, it was reoccupied in the Middle Ages, but it never regained its early importance.

"Now people are questioning, 'Why can't you just change?' I believe they are in a period of complete and utter confusion".

It was Lampard who preserved the Londoners' interest here on Saturday, a typically slick goal plucked from a period of complete domination dragging the tie, kicking and screaming, back to Stamford Bridge.

For today's leaders it was still paramount that "the 10 years shouldn't appear as a period of complete anarchy because, after all, the party was still at the helm," Leese added.

"My doctor has said that I must have a period of complete rest, but that I may be able to return to the production in the future," Ms. Hall said, "and I am determined to return before the end of the run".

Altered day-night cycle: the Antarctic winter involves a period of over three months of complete darkness where the sun does not rise above the horizon.

In 1923 she entered a period of almost complete poetic silence and literary ostracism, and no volume of her poetry appeared in the Soviet Union until 1940.

It remains to be determined if this could be achieved by investigating the drug in a model with less pronounced decrease in creatinine clearance induced by a shorter period of complete renal ischemia or a subtotal reduction in renal blood flow.

At 400 °C the storage process is characterised by a short period of complete uptake, possibly as nitrito or nitro species, followed by a slower partial uptake in which approximately one NO is released for every three NO2 lost.

A long period of complete rest and rehabilitation is the only answer.