Sentence examples for and the decade of from inspiring English sources
The New York Times called this the best account yet of the hippy counterculture and the decade of dope when it was first published in Rolling Stone magazine.
Afghanistan of today, in whatever shape that it is, would not have been possible without Amanullah Khan's attempt at reformation in the 1920s and the "Decade of Democratization" of 1960-1970.
The idea is both politically and substantively crazy, unmoored from the realities of both the current economic crisis and the decade of wage stagnation for the non-rich that preceded it.
Judge Garzón is charged with ignoring a 1977 amnesty law when he decided to investigate the disappearances of more than 100,000 people during Spain's 1930s civil war and the decade of Francoist repression that followed.
Later he went on to high reputation as one of the first reporters to criticise the American war effort in Vietnam and as the author of best-selling accounts of the Kennedy Administration, the American journalist elite and the decade of the 1950s.In this section Who's sorry now?
Its resemblance to chorizo leads some to believe that it is Spanish in origin, but I think it's more likely derived from the Napoleonic invasion of 1796 and the decade of French rule that followed; the word nduja is, after all, similar to andouillette.
I have lived thru the Me Decade (and even the decade of "me - Al Franken") and we have just left the decade of the Weapons of Mass Deception.
Shareholders have argued heatedly since then that companies must slash CEO compensation and end the decade of unapologetic greed.
He documents the role and fate of the Russian language in the collapse of the USSR and the decades of reform and national reconstruction that have followed.
His new book covers Mr. Brinckle's 1920s childhood longings to own a theater and the decades of creating a gaudy, subterranean retreat.
