Sentence examples for experimented for years from inspiring English sources

Ms. Levi has experimented for years with collage, geometry, color and texture.

The criminal complaint against Mr. Bergendorff described him as having experimented for years with making ricin and having indicated that he had thoughts of harming people who had upset him.

Researchers have experimented for years with detecting free radicals with MRI, but earlier efforts took too much time and required too much radio frequency energy, which led to unacceptably high levels of tissue heating.

The company experimented for years with delivering everything from clothing to burritos to even groceries with Walmart.

Edison experimented for years before he found the right filament that would work in a light bulb.

Samuel P. Langley, secretary of the Smithsonian Institution from 1887 until his death in 1906, experimented for years with model flying machines and successfully flew unmanned powered fixed-wing model aircraft in 1896 and 1903.

Young Indians have been experimenting for years with changes to the old ways, from love marriages to "live-in" relationships outside of marriage.

Some states and other counties in New York, including Westchester, have been experimenting for years with intensive in-home and in-community therapy for children who have significant criminal records but are not psychopathic.

Economists at the Labor Department have been experimenting for years with a special price index for those over the age of 62. Since 1982 it has risen 0.2 percentage points per year faster than the standard C.P.I.

Researchers have been experimenting for years how to make such batteries, but no commercial breakthrough appears in sight.In some applications, though, weight is less of a problem and here lithium will face competitors.

It was the first substantial work by a young man – Beckett was born on Good Friday, 13 April, 1906 in Foxrock, just south of Dublin – who had been experimenting for years with poetry and prose, partly influenced by James Joyce, for whom he also worked as an unconventional secretary.