Sentence examples for but continued for from inspiring English sources

The exchange did not end, there, however, but continued for more than a decade, until Douglas died at 74.

She retired as professor emeritus from Mount Holyoke in 1916 but continued for several years to summer at Woods Hole.

He recalled how his own initial impression of her changed after their first meeting: It was supposed to last 15 minutes, but continued for a half hour longer as they talked about West Point and moved onto global hot spots.

Mr. Galvin, a tall, soft-spoken man who was a member of various corporate boards and government and industry trade organizations, gave up Motorola's chairmanship in 1990, but continued for more than a decade to serve on its board and advise his son, Christopher, who succeeded him in 1997.

Rockford lost 20% of its audience but continued for five seasons (Garner won his Emmy in 1977); then it ended suddenly in the sixth season, when Garner told the crew on location that he was exhausted and had no intention of dying early, and walked out.

Data collection ended in 2012 on Silver Lake WMA but continued for an additional year on the Jones Center.

It should be emphasized that these free vibrations are set up by the energy release of the earthquake source but continue for many hours and sometimes even days.

Simply put, because it is our goal to provide not only an education, but an environment of support and caring that fosters relationships which do not cease after your education is finished, but continue for a lifetime.

Law et al. showed that the injection process in nanowires is complete after ~5 ps, but continues for ~100 ps in the nanoparticles [23].

It has been shown that maximum functional recovery occurs within 6 months post-fracture [10], but continues for at least 1 year in some physical and instrumental functions, and beyond 1 year in the patient's daily physical activities [11].

This is because EPT use is assessed at baseline but continues for an unknown proportion of individuals for at least some further period until censoring time.