Sentence examples for five-plus years from inspiring English sources
"five-plus years" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used when referring to a period of time that is greater than exactly five years but not more than a full decade. For example: "My brother served in the military for five-plus years."
I was pretty heavy probably five-plus years ago.
Cole, or in the five-plus years since bin Laden declared war" on the United States.
Unfortunately, the Bush administration has spent the last five-plus years emasculating the American regulatory system.
Sixteen years as commissioner and five-plus years as deputy commissioner and chief operating officer previously.
The war in Vietnam collapsed during the five-plus years of his imprisonment, and McCain needed to understand what happened.
These disasters haven't been the source of our major disagreements over the last five-plus years, though.
This is very strange, because the book's meanings — its purpose and intent and moral — still seem far from transparent, even seventy-five-plus years after its first appearance.
"Thirty-five-plus years with y'all has been great, but it's 'adios' at my next renewal date," wrote Paul Broderick of San Diego.
Flashback: Seventy-five-plus years ago, when I was growing up in Nebraska, my friends and I looked for anything that might give us any kind of bragging rights.
Medical education and training in Brazil is divided into basic (1st and 2nd years), intermediate (3rd and 4th years), and internship (5th and 6th years) periods.
It was also her second straight victory in a major championship (she won the du Maurier Classic in 1999) and her 19th victory in four-plus years on the Ladies Professional Golf Association Tour.
