Sentence examples for one year quite from inspiring English sources

Interview: Steve McQueen If 2013 was the year of Coogan, you can guess that one year quite soon must be destined to be dominated by Poots, who stole the show as Coogan's daughter in Paul Raymond biopic The Look of Love.

A glance at statistics from previous years suggests that eight death sentences in one year is quite high for Riverside.

Not to take issue with Mr. Peabody, in fashion, at least, one year is often quite different from the next.

In the authors' words, "the expected median survival for patients in these diagnostic categories is less than one year". This is quite a different situation from that of the slowly progressive, usually non-fatal disease that had struck Norman Cousins.

– and one year on from the death of George Michael – didn't quite succeed.

Experience shows, he said, that budget projections one year in advance are quite accurate.

In one year 11 cohort, two pupils – quite independently of each other – requested to stay on at sixth form but as young men.

We need to stop this crazy game of extending a tax benefit that has been on the books for quite some time one year at a time, or retroactive one year at a time, and give businesses certainty".

Now, one year later, if he is not quite at the summit of his art, the summit is certainly within view.

Hank Sheinkopf, a consultant who got his start in the business on Herman Badillo's unsuccessful campaign for mayor in 1969, said he had never seen a year quite like this one.

Mr. Tobias continued to press CTB, eventually calling the company himself to make an argument the company had already heard: perhaps the tests from one year to the next were not quite equal.