Sentence examples for about six decades from inspiring English sources
Helpfully, though, in Quebec about six decades ago the word États-Unien, derived from the French for United States, États-Unis, was born.
On Monday night "Clean House" finally landed in New York, too late for the Collyer Brothers by about six decades.
These new SCMs can have about six decades of operational frequency band with upper limit ∼ 1 MHz and noise level of few femtotesla with total weight about 75 grams, including electronics.
The finale, "Wild Night," brightens the proceedings a bit and adds percussion to the quartet, anticipating the work of the Soldier String Quartet by about six decades.
"The ritual started in the province about six decades ago as a form of religious vow by poor people seeking forgiveness, a cure for illness and the fulfillment of other wishes," it wrote.
YOUNG fish of an impressive species that dates to prehistoric times will soon be navigating the Yellowstone and Missouri rivers for the first time since humans began tinkering with the waterways about six decades ago.
Observations of the progression of IBD indicate that UC generally precedes a rise in CD by about two decades.
In the following, the most important milestones are listed in chronological order, with each paragraph covering about two decades.
This story is about three decades old.
About two decades on, Botticelli reinvents himself.
