Sentence examples for a year-long span from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors said that Shelton, 42, stole $28,526.21 over a year-long span that ended in August 2011.

The King of Rock 'n' Roll earned $55 million during the year-long span.

Five years later, the series American Presidents: Life Portraits, which won a Peabody Award, served as a year-long observation of C-SPAN's 20th anniversary.

For the first visit, the surveys were open-ended, and individuals could respond to questions about their fish consumption behavior spanning a year-long period.

This has previously been described but in brief, for the 1st visit, the surveys were open-ended and individuals could respond to questions about their fish consumption behavior spanning a year-long period while for the 2nd and 3rd visits, information obtained from the surveys covered the last two weeks prior to the date of the visit; thus they were two-week recall surveys [ 7].

But a year-long banishment?

The first lady's stock purchases came in the same year-long time span in which Williams lavished gifts and money on McDonnell's family, including $120,000 to Maureen McDonnell and to a corporation owned by the governor and his sister.

(One might hold that Descartes' body is not identical to its exact location, on the grounds that his body but not its exact location could have had a 70-year-long time span).

It was the group's first Top 10 song in the U.S. in nineteen and a half years, the longest span for the group between Top 10 hits since first charting in America in 1964.

It was overlooked, or shrugged off, that hypertension needs a long span of years to cause damage and that even marginal hypertension -- blood pressure on the border of being high -- threatens the body almost as much as the full-blown disorder.

It is seven years since Sharapova's triumph at the All England Club as a 17-year-old, the longest span between final appearances at Wimbledon on the Open era.