Sentence examples for looking at the years from inspiring English sources

Blom's engrossing history begins with an invitation: "Imagine yourself looking at the years 1900 to 1914 without the long shadows of the future darkening their historical present".

Even the most optimistic Texas Democrats have a hard time looking at the years of unfulfilled expectations without showing their frustration.

But now they are looking at the years in between: at his first, crucial post in Melbourne from the mid 1980s as an auxiliary bishop under archbishop Frank Little.

Mr. Restrepo, in his late 20s, said, "So I start looking at the years, and I'm saying to myself, 'Man, some of these things are 30 years old!' " Mr. Restrepo said the project took four or five months, and he often had his employees pitching in when they were not busy with other jobs.

The time horizon of the study was some 15 years, looking at the years 2025/2030.

"You know, it's amazing looking at the year I've had," Koepka said.

"I am looking at the year end for the merger with Glaxo and the creation of a very important company," he said.

"But you are not just looking at next year, you're looking at the year after that and the one after that.

In looking at the year ahead, they said they actually planned to give more.

This trend is also confirmed when looking at the year of first registration of pharmacists with an address in Great Britain on the 2007 Register.

However, when looking at the year of establishment, it is evident that there is a trend to establish more girls' centers in recent years.