Sentence examples for already decades from inspiring English sources

He pointed to shelves full of his refurbished typewriters — already decades old yet all in perfect working order.

The songs were already decades old when Mr. Muldaur discovered them, and now they date back most of a century.

New York State has a requirement that its oldest cast iron pipes be replaced by 2090, but many are already decades old, according to the department.

At Hiro Ballroom on Thursday night, they had material few people would expect from a band that was started in the 1950s to play a style that was already decades old.

If you force millions of people to wait at the end of a visa line that for some countries is already decades long, is that really a path to citizenship?

Mr. Bragman's strength so far has been that he is promising a "member-driven house," an innovation that is already decades late in coming to Albany's insular and outdated legislative culture.

Here, Halperin shines, having co-authored with anthropologist Robert Bailey a prophetic 1999 essay, which cited already-decade-old data linking male circumcision with regional rates of HIV in Africa.

He released his album Ten New Songs in 2001, after emerging from the monastery, launching a new phase of his already decades-long career.

America's families have already lost decades' worth of savings and investments.

When I started hacking almost three decades ago, the term hacker was already several decades old.

Development costs are estimated at $100 million; Atco has already spent decades putting money into Atlas Terminals.