Sentence examples for conventional year from inspiring English sources

With 10 nominees, there is plenty of room for "Inglourious Basterds," even if Quentin Tarantino's take on Nazis and Jews, arch and hyper-violent, might be scratching for the fifth nomination in a conventional year.

Conventional wisdom holds that too many cooks in the kitchen are a bad thing; but this is not a conventional year.

The goal of this project was not to document a conventional year-by-year history of the Harriman Institute.

In conventional years, grumbling over tuition aside, their outgoing mail would include signed forms and a registration fee.

Our study showed a significant difference between knowledge and attitude scores of conventional LBL (year 4 and 5) students and PBL (year 1 to 3) students.

Because a 2-year-old rat is roughly equivalent to a 60- to 65-year-old person, conventional 2-year-long bioassays cannot detect tumors that will develop later in life.

Mrs. Bagnarol first bought the property in 1994 for $535,000, her family said, and for most of the intervening 15 years had a conventional 30-year fixed-rate mortgage.

Conventional senior year may benefit many students, but having the option to go to college early should be available to those who are motivated and qualified.

Now, in a conventional election year in Congress, nothing much gets done.

Since 1996, HSCT has been extensively reported worldwide as a tool for inducing a prolonged restoration of self-tolerance in MS patients progressing despite ongoing, conventional treatments year.

●Mortgage rates hit their highest level in nearly eight years in early November — 5.15percentt for a conventional 30-year fixed-rate loan — according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.