Sentence examples for regarded since from inspiring English sources
One is that the gasoline tax, regarded since the Eisenhower administration as a user fee to pay for building highways, is no longer reliable or sufficient.
Though regarded since the mid-18th century as a distinctively Scottish dish, it was long popular in England, as English writer Gervase Markham (c. 1568 1637) testified in The English Huswife (1615).
Preference, trick-taking card game for three players, widely played throughout eastern Europe, popular in Austria, and regarded since the early 19th century as the national card game of Russia.
With many Jordanian and north European bigwigs in attendance, a Lutheran church was opened at the stretch of the Jordan river which has been regarded since early Christian times as the spot where Jesus plunged into the waters.
Although syphilis had been regarded since the late 15th century as a plague that would never in any real sense yield to the strategies of medical science, it had been dealt a sudden and mortal blow only a year or so before writer's diagnosis.
But he was growing tetchier and tetchier as the discussion continued obviously I had forgotten the main candidate and finally he came out with it: 'I would say that Catch-22 has remained highly regarded since 1960 so it may be the novel that still has life and worldwide respect and readership.' It is a source of annoyance to him that Saul Bellow won the Nobel Prize and he didn't.
Black regards Since contemplating life in an orange jumpsuit, Conrad Black has rarely disguised his contempt for the British media.
The correlations found should be regarded cautiously since the study is small, and since some might be spurious.
From here, Morrin typically launches into a winding tale regarding a since-extinct monkey from the Louisiana swamp a rare creature known as a swamp booger.
The Rockets (1-0) had not beaten such a highly regarded opponent since opening the 1997 season with a 36-22 victoverover Purdue.
The Beatles has since been regarded favourably by critics.
