Sentence examples for always one year from inspiring English sources

In it he jokingly referred to how I had trailed him, always one year behind.

But I idolized my big brother and continued to do everything he did, always one year behind.

"It's always one year to the date of something," he said.

Loans are always for one year, at a fixed interest rate of 20percentt, and they are always for modest amounts: no more than a few hundred dollars.

And this year's nominees are only odd in that the beginning and end points for eligibility (October 1, 2010, through September 30 , 2011 mean that some of the records in the running always feel one year behind the curve.

The pies sold out, as they always do. (One year, in desperation, the pie ladies bought and resold pies from the local grocery; "Never again!" said Mrs. Van Tilburg).

"The joke has always been that one year with the Yankees is like dog years -- seven years with other teams," Cashman said.

"I've always taken it one year at a time, and I don't know if I'm even playing next year," Navratilova said afterward.

The school says the fellowship was always to be for one year.

Despite the band retuning to the studio, there's also no sign yet as to when the album might actually be released: Radiohead album release schedules have always been sporadic, with one year in-between Kid A and Amnesiac, four years between both Hail to the Thief and In Rainbows and their last album, The King of Limbs, released a day earlier than expected in 2011.

Whether she's arguing with her stepmother or trying her best to be a good mother figure to her siblings and things go a bit awry, Katy's voice is always one of a 11-year-old girl that will have a solid place in our hearts by the end of the book.