Sentence examples for ago featured from inspiring English sources

The European Cup triumph of 16 years ago featured Dwight Yorke, Andy Cole, Teddy Sheringham and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

The paper's fall preview some months ago featured the play under the perplexing title, "Shopping and..., ... Nor will the "Times" accept an advertisement for the play as titled.

Russell, who turned 16 only three weeks ago, featured in the opening night race in the pool, duelling for length after length over 400m with Oxana Savchenko before the Russian edged clear in the final moments.

Christmas Eve on BBC1 30 years ago featured a festive episode of Terry and June ("What will happen when panto-mania comes to suburbia?", the Radio Times asked), while ITV presented The Best of Morecambe and Wise.

My first encounter, an adaptation of Hamlet at the Edinburgh festival a few years ago, featured a Prince of Denmark who had a voice like a dental drill and turned somersaults in six-inch heels.

"My series 'First Novel/New Novelist' about 15 years ago featured Terry McMillan," he said of the author of "Waiting to Exhale" and the new "A Day Late and a Dollar Short".

The drawings in the books, the first of which was published 30 years ago, feature various of the children's scattered toys.

Stokowski's other Bell Lab recordings, some of which were released in limited editions on LP 20 years ago, feature Romantic repertory (plenty of Wagner) readily associated with the velvet Stokowski sound.

The reality of tennis as a sport predominately owned, played and watched by white people has rarely been as conspicuous as an episode 14 years ago featuring one of its greatest ever players at one of its most prestigious venues.

Meanwhile, Ryanair launched a new series of adverts near-identical to those ruled against by the Advertising Standards Authority for Ireland just nine months ago, featuring an image from its all-female bikini cabin crew calendar, with the tagline "Red hot fares and crew!" And ASDA unveiled its Christmas television advert, with the tagline "Behind every great Christmas, there's Mum".

Disney-owned Marvel also produces superhero stories that would never have made it to the big screen a few years ago, featuring central protagonists whose heroism develops as a result of their experiences (and often failures) rather than being present from birth.