Sentence examples for obscure years from inspiring English sources

Next: public squabbles, tabloid exploits, solo albums, obscure years and a reunion tour where old fans can bring their children.

Marat, after obscure years in France and other European countries, became a well-known doctor in London in the 1770s and published a number of books on scientific and philosophical subjects.

In addition, the number of audited facilities has grown every year, and some executives say those expanding efforts obscure year-to-year improvements.

For example, the Frank Sinatra offerings go beyond mainstream fare to include many cuts from his more obscure "Columbia Years, 1943-1952," recorded for the V-Disc project during World War II, and "The Voice" collections.

Spare remained pretty obscure for years.

On Monday, Mamnoon Hussain, an obscure 73-year-old political figure, was sworn in as his successor.

This fact had been obscured for years, because the people who give I. Q

Anbang Insurance, an obscure, 10 year-old Chinese insurance firm, purchased the Waldorf Astoria from Hilton Worldwide Holdings for £1.24bn.

Billick, an obscure 29-year-old assistant at San Diego State, walked into his first big-time football coaches' convention.

ERBIL, Iraq — Only a few months ago Mariwan Halabjayi was an obscure 42-year-old Kurdish writer.

Pakistan's new president, Mamnoon Hussain, an obscure 73-year-old political figure and loyalist of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, was sworn in on Monday in Islamabad.