Sentence examples for petty years from inspiring English sources

In Tom Petty years, he must have been at least eighty-two.

A 24-year-old male petty class officer is being questioned for the recordings.

Supporters of the measure said it could have, for example, prevented Mr. McGill from committing murder, because if he had been required to give his DNA after committing a petty crime years ago, he would have been identified in the rape inquiry, which preceded the murders.

By just about every single relevant measure (forget this petty 5 years without a trophy thing that every article about Arsenal must be contractually obliged to mention) Arsenal is one of the biggest football clubs in the world, in one of the biggest cities in the world.

10– 19, 19– 21, 30– 39 Such a hypothesis was proposed by Petty five years ago 38 and recently reviewed by Punturieri et al. 41 Assuming susceptibility or protective loci have overlapping effects, it is possible that some of the genetic factors implicated in COPD might also be relevant in lung cancer.

So, in the end, the gloriously petty 17-year-old version of Pearce won as the man never did open the gift.

In recent years, petty crime - or rather penalizing petty crime - has become a major source of municipal revenue.

It is the story of Bruno (Jérémie Renier), a 20-year-old petty thief whose 18-year-old girlfriend, Sonia (Déborah François), has just had a baby, Jimmy.

Using data on the extent to which generations overlapped, Petty reckoned 21 years was right.

He was arrested after his DNA – which was on the police database following a conviction for petty theft five years ago - was found on three of the victims.

And that's why it took me a long time to notice that, over the years, Petty's alluring vocals, plugged into the beautiful, purring engine of his band, contrasted in their bright-sized vitality with what Petty was actually saying — which was pretty near the same thing that first brought me to him as a kid.