Sentence examples for private years from inspiring English sources

He also discussed the relationship briefly in two books, Edward Klein's "Just Jackie: Her Private Years" (1998) and Sarah Bradford's "America's Queen" (2000).

He parlayed his familiarity with members of the Kennedy family into a string of maudlin books about them ("Just Jackie: Her Private Years," "Farewell, Jackie" and "The Kennedy Curse," among others).

After all those private years together in a cabin, had their marriage grown so deep that Laura, almost at a molecular level, understood something about Guy that no outsider could ever see?

When we do the archaeological dig of Google's actual revenues during its private years, we discover similar pattern to Facebook's: $86 million in 2001, $440 million in 2002, and $1.4 billion in 2003... and so on.

Regarding the Deen debacle, some have criticized the inequity, capriciousness and mercilessness of the mob mentality, as well as the hypocrisy of the liberal media, which tolerates abject racism from Rev. Al Sharpton, Touré Neblett and other people of color, while queuing up to crucify someone who admitted to using a racial slur in private years ago.

Nonparametric chi-square, Mann-Whitney and Kruskal-Wallis tests were used for comparisons according to gender, age, education, and job-related variables such as hospital ownership (i.e. public or private), years spent in the hospital and in the current position and managerial position.

Medical School characteristics: Number of medical students, type of university (public or private), year of medical School foundation and location of the university (urban or rural).

In the United States, there are 629 public 4-year colleges, 1845 private 4-year colleges, 1070 public 2-year colleges and 596 private 2-year colleges.

Meanwhile, it ranked at the top of quality rankings, better than all its private competitors, year after year.

Of the 4,314 colleges in the U.S., 643 are public 4-year institutions, 1,986 are private 4-year colleges; 1,045 are public 2-year institutions, and 640 are private 2-year institutions.

The average tuition at a private four-year institution grew 6.6% year-over-year in 2007 to $23,712, according to the College Board.