Sentence examples for of some decades from inspiring English sources

It was a memory Mr. Richie said he was reminded of some decades later when his daughter Nicole told him she would be starring in a reality television series with Paris Hilton.

A man who cannot imagine life without his sparkling wife of some decades watches her slip into Alzheimer's and then a romance with another patient in a nursing home.

Yet as a pro-home-ruler of some decades' standing, McConnell of all people will be aware of how inevitable, as a stage in Donald Dewar's "process, not event" of Scottish self-government, the SNP's independence white paper is.

Mr. Holmes talks of today are more than vaguely suggestive of those of some decades ago, his public demands of him comfortable, distant dreamlands, free from violence and controversy, and all but the most colorful squalor.

In its inherent modesty and simplicity, We're Here Because We're Here was more successful than our still needlessly proliferating martial commemorations in stone and bronze, which so often implicitly reference British victory – or at least an imperial tradition of grandiose memorialisation that we frankly should have grown out of some decades ago.

When using two sufficiently different atmospheric tracers like CFC-11 and 85Kr, groundwater renewal time predictions are accurate at 1 5 years for estimating mean transit times of some decades (10 50 years).

AVs have been an active area of research for some decades but particularly in the past five years.

The investigation of vibrotactile perception has been a common area of haptic research for some decades.

In addition, there are 19 premieres by living British composers, nearly double that of any year for some decades.

Younger artists (and museum curators) fixating on the art of some decade other than the 1970s.

When Eadmer wrote a life of Dunstan some decades later, he included an account of Edward's parentage obtained from Nicholas of Worcester.