Sentence examples for maybe years of from inspiring English sources

There will be months, maybe years, of litigation.

His future is months, maybe years, of imprisonment and interrogation, a military tribunal and almost certain execution.

Scientific discovery is a slow burning process, which takes years of toil and grind before publication, maybe years of argument (in palaeontology, sometimes bitter feuds) before acceptance.

Maybe years of taking their shoes off at airports and the sheets of plastic and duct tape mouldering in their cellars have made them appropriately sceptical.In the end, Friday's little tropical depression in a teapot demonstrated that we still "need improvement", as my elementary penmanship teacher used to lament on my report card every six weeks.(Photo credit: AFP).

The first step is having the courage to recognize head-on that it's more likely than not that you will have many months, maybe years, of limited ability to handle basic things you take for granted when healthy.

But it takes a lot of time — months, maybe years — to get this kind of trust".

"After maybe 10 years of being in the mainstream we perhaps still don't do a good enough job of communicating the sheer variety of what we do.

In the end, the album "was recorded over maybe nine years of time," he said.

"Maybe 50 years of Communism made them realize they needed to give their citizens these rights," Mr. Clift said.

If applied, he said, the nation could be looking at "maybe 20 years" of relentless self-defeating austerity.

"Giving up important political chips to liberalize textile exports gives you one, maybe two years of benefits," she said.