Sentence examples for going in since from inspiring English sources

She added, "If this film can help create a bit more questioning in the public about the direction America has been going in since the 1970's, I guess then I think it will be doing a service".

He does much of his scoring from considerable distances, and when he sends the ball toward the basket, the odds are that it is going in, since he has made more than half the shots he has attempted as a college player.

Paul thought he had the advantage going in, since the song was more in his wheelhouse, and he certainly took the opportunity to showcase his vocal control, pulling back where needed and showing off where possible, but Pennell's quirky style trumped his.

His 2009 review of financial regulation prefigured the direction that rulemakers have gone in since to make banking safer: more capital, tougher rules on liquidity, no break-ups.

Now, said her son Jonathan, 9, just before 2 45 p.m., "We're one of the first people in the country to go in since the terrorist attack".

Part of the reason may be the voters do not feel both should go in; since both players were close in ability, the votes are most likely being split.

Two very different successful, very good, managers have gone in since me in Louis and José and you can see how tough they've found the job as well".

"Awareness of children's mental health has grown very sharply in the last ten years," says Dinah Morley of Young Minds, a charity, "but money has only gone in since the late 1990s and it takes seven years to train a psychiatrist".Is it working?

"A lot of hard work has gone in since Gary took over.

"It's a huge squad effort, there's a lot of hard work gone in since the start and the goal has always been to come away with a series win and that's what we've done".

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