Sentence examples for be a decade of from inspiring English sources

Your 20s can be a decade of great change and finding yourself.

The 1960s, it was believed, would be a decade of cool pragmatism.

It could be a decade of two halves, so to speak.

Progressives had anticipated that the 1920s would be a decade of radical reform, involving nationalization of key industries like hydropower.

Every day we are seeing another abdication of responsibility: a failure to give content to a plan for growth to protect Europe — already in its second recession — from what could be a decade of stagnation.

Prof Andrew Shepherd, at the University of Leeds, said: "It's completely unsurprising that in any long-term temperature record there will be a decade of measurements that buck the trend.

It was a decade of national carnival.

For her, the last 10 years have been a "decade of death".

The alternative, Mr. Obama warned, is a decade of hard times.

"There's been a decade of focused work here to redevelop the city," said Mr. Mehaffy.

It has been a decade of humiliation for the "natural party of government".