Sentence examples for been year from inspiring English sources
noun
The time it takes the Earth to complete one revolution of the Sun (between 365.24 and 365.26 days depending on the point of reference).
- We moved to this town a year ago
We've seen this season it's getting more like the Championship has been year after year.
If the goal for the annual bonus plan is being set at 40percentt of what the performance has been year after year, that's not a bar.
"It hasn't been year after year; it's been recent," said the injured Chris Carpenter, who starred for the Cardinals in their 2006 and 2011 title runs.
Seeing no one standing, Mr. Smith exclaimed, "Because you can't!" Indeed, the term consolidation was on the lips of many people here, as it has been year after year.
And the result has been, year after year, that the politics of fear has delivered everything we were afraid of: expanding war, the meltdown of the economy, and the dismantling of our civil liberties.
So you know, it's been in teaching my climate change class over the last 10 or 12 years, it's been remarkable how often I've had to update my slides that say, the record temperature, or the record year has been this, because it's been year after year after year, more or less, that we've been breaking the record.
The original deadline had been year-end.
"From 1998 to 2008 there has been year-on-year growth in global sales for fur.
It was the 37th month in a row that there has been year-on-year growth in business.
As Clarke says of the club's careful policy: "There has been year-on-year improvement for the club over the last few years and that's all we try to do.
