Sentence examples for be a year on from inspiring English sources

Why can't it be a year on?

"I am reminded that it will be a year on January 28th that Fallon drove off with Willie promising to give him a forever home," Rosentrater wrote on her Facebook page.

Elen de Lacey, chief executive of anti-smoking group Ash Wales, said: "There needs to be a year-on-year plan throughout Wales on how we are going to get down to that 16%.

It's been a year for on-demand services in India.

There was a year-on-year drop of 8.2% however.

"What this gives English universities is a year-on-year predictable revenue stream.

On Pinterest, there has been a year-on-year rise of 285% in hygge-themed pinning.

It's a year-on-year account of Karpov's career from 1961 to 1985, nicely laid out and well annotated.

The last time there was a year-on-year drop in the proportion getting the top grade was in 1991, when there was a 0.1% fall.

"Prior to 2000, there had never been a year-on-year decline in household net worth in the postwar period," Mr. Kasriel noted.

There has also been a year-on-year upward trend for major attacks of all types (resulting in death or serious injury) (Stoddard et al. 2012, p. 2).