Sentence examples for fully a year from inspiring English sources

"I realize," he said, "that it means fully a year of hard work".

Fully a year before his 1970 memo to Mr. Nixon recommending that the acrimonious issue of race "could benefit from a period of benign neglect," he explained that to "de-escalate the rhetoric of crisis" "does not mean reducing efforts.

As of March 2008, fully a year and a half after the beginning of the sahwa movement, less than 11% of the 90,000-plus force has been integrated into the ISF.

Fully a year before unveiling his climate-change plan, Romney agreed to participate in the creation of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, or RGGI (pronounced "reggie"), a consortium of nine Northeastern states invited by Gov. George E. Pataki of New York to formulate the nation's first comprehensive cap-and-trade, greenhouse-gas-reduction policy.

"Of all the hosts that the academy could end up selecting, fully a year out from the nominations, the irony that they would pick Chris Rock, in a year that is so lily white, is pretty remarkable," Nunan added.

Almost all recovered fully after a year or so of rehabilitation.

Then, "Japan's trade slowed only for a few quarters; Japanese imports recovered fully within a year and exports rebounded to 85% of pre-quake levels.

Dashed off in black on egg-yolk yellow with touches of red, "Marcella and Joe Went Walking" (1950) shows Louis broaching the stain painting technique that he would fully embrace a year or so later, after seeing Helen Frankenthaler's "Mountains and Sea".

As soccer reaches critical mass with the Web-savvy and cable-hooked younger generation — more of them every second — this match has had legs for fully half a year, since the draw in Cape Town on Dec. 4.

The PALS is a criterion-referenced assessment administered fully twice a year (fall, spring) to each child in a one-on-one teacher conference.

"An agreement could be filed now that covers most everything that we've discussed and would keep the government funded fully for a year," Reid said.