Sentence examples for decade of activity from inspiring English sources

Havana Marking's documentary centres on a crew of Balkan thieves who became notorious over more than a decade of activity.

The circumstances by which the United States came to occupy Guantánamo are as troubling as its past decade of activity there.

Her collaborators were so well-known within indie-rock circles that you could be forgiven for feeling as if you'd missed a decade of activity — but it's simply that her ascent had been accordioned into roughly two years.

After a decade of activity in the 1970s and a period of hibernation in the 1980s the topic has now re-emerged, triggered by the activities in the USA.

With Arista's pockets open — and, in those days, major labels had deep pockets — Braxton went for broke, cramming a healthy career's worth of ambitious and uncompromising music into less than a decade of activity, all of it now available on a new eight-CD set, "The Complete Arista Recordings of Anthony Braxton" (Mosaic Records).

With Arista's pockets open and, in those days, major labels had deep pockets Braxton went for broke, cramming a healthy career's worth of ambitious and uncompromising music into less than a decade of activity, all of it now available on a new eight-CD set, "The Complete Arista Recordings of Anthony Braxton" (Mosaic Records).

A reception to celebrate a decade of activities and research of the Committee on Global Thought with its founder, President Lee C. Bollinger.

Lu Xun, the prime organizer and titular head throughout the league's half decade of activities, had stopped writing fiction in late 1925 and, after moving from Beijing to Shanghai in 1927, directed most of his creative energies to translating Russian literature and writing the bitingly satirical random essays (zawen) that became his trademark.

Although he was a firm supporter of Fascism in the 1930's, he was not known as a Fascist journalist during his decades of activity after World War II.

If you are crossbench peer Lord Best, an earnest serial do-gooder with decades of activity behind you in fields including housing, rural development, local government and parenting, you have just completed months of work heading the Lords communication committee that reported on news and current affairs broadcasting (possibly predictable verdict: not enough women) last week.

France generates around three quarters of its electricity from nuclear power but despite decades of activity it is no nearer a solution to the perils of nuclear waste.