Sentence examples for lasting involvement in from inspiring English sources

This was an uncomfortable step back in time even before Kenny Dalglish paid tribute to Roy Hodgson for Liverpool's lasting involvement in the Europa League.

He found that most James scholars have been reluctant even to address James' active and lasting involvement in psychical research and his conviction of the reality of certain psychic phenomena, let alone discuss the importance of his unorthodox interests for an understanding of his psychological and philosophical writings.

A little over two decades on since his last involvement in top-flight sport, it seems Claude Williams is remembered in flashes and snippets.

Nearly three decades have passed since his last involvement in the fixture but the sights and sounds have retained a startling clarity.

With bases in Pakistan, and claimed institutional support in that country, the Taliban has regrouped since Britain's last involvement in Helmand.

The striker's last involvement in the game was his country's 2018 World Cup qualifying exit at the hands of Peru, but by then he already intended to swap football for ice cream.

(From the start of yoru first involvement to the end of you last involvement, in weeks or months or years)?

O'Connell's last involvement with Munster was in the Heineken Cup game against Edinburgh at Thomond Park in October.

Ramsey reached the semi-final of the European Championship with Wales, although he was suspended for that game – the defeat against Portugal – and so his last involvement was in the quarter-final win against Belgium on 1 July.

Their last involvement was in the Battle of Asomante, where along units led by Captain Hernaíz, defended Aibonito Pass from invading units.

Asante, whose last involvement with England was in 2015, said she had taken it "quite personally" that Sampson had given his players a date when he would let everyone know if they were in his World Cup squad but then told her on an England camp, almost a month before the selection point, that she was not going to be picked.