Sentence examples for decades to live from inspiring English sources

They had a few decades to live it up.

The chess world has had two decades to live with the fallout of Deep Blue's victory over Kasparov.

Mario M. Cuomo was the only governor in recent decades to live full time at the mansion.

But in this instance, the math on both taxes and compound interest is compelling, particularly for younger people with wealth who have decades to live.

Poor, tormented Egon Schiele, dead at 28 from the influenza pandemic that swept Europe in 1918 - another of Vienna's ghosts - and, thinking about great artists who died young (Keats, Shelley, Mozart, Wilfred Owen, Schubert, Jimi Hendrix), I can't help wondering what marvels Schiele might have achieved had he been allowed even another couple of decades to live and work.

Yet the bill's language is stacked against the patient and applies to people with years, even decades, to live.

Repeal would allow about 1,500 people with incomes of more than $1 million at the end of the decade to live tax free, according to a computer model that Mr. Gale helped develop.

There is no independent support for the tradition in Daniel of Nebuchadrezzar's seven years' madness, and the story probably arose from a fanciful later interpretation of texts concerned with events under Nabonidus, who showed apparent eccentricity in deserting Babylon for a decade to live in Arabia.

Mr. Mahler added, however, that that the 1970s were not in any way a better decade to be living in the city.

As a result, many who are now well into their sixties or their seventies still have financial responsibilities and two or more decades left to live.

She's been a resident for decades, used to live in the French Quarter, knows just about everyone in town, it seems, and today owns a beautiful house in the Garden District.