Sentence examples for roughly two years of from inspiring English sources

At first she usually wore a T-shirt and jeans, but after roughly two years of gigs, she had an epiphany.

After roughly two years of austerity, Britain is being battered by the declining fortunes of the countries in the euro zone, as the European Union is its biggest trade partner.

While the company did not indicate the total tally for the clawbacks, Douglas Braunstein, the bank's chief financial officer, said the bank could claim roughly two years of total compensation, including stock options.

The income achievement gap was just as glaring with poor children: "roughly two years of learning behind the average better-off student of the same age".

On page 269 of the report issued by Rep. Trey Gowdy's (R-SC) select committee after roughly two years of investigating is the fact that former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton was in fact the infamous "second gunman on the grassy knoll" in the assassination of John F. Kennedy.

The sum equaled roughly three years of his salary.

But it's coming off of roughly five years of unparalleled boom, and has always been highly cyclical.

The man, Craig Saboski, 48, of New Hyde Park, was fired from the New York Police Department in 1986 after roughly four years of service, the Nassau County police said.

But after roughly seven years of diligent eating "for nutrition only," he was ready to grease up his muscles and join the brawny and drug-free.

Jonathan Berger, a professor of music at Stanford, said he had conducted an informal study among his students and found that, over the roughly seven years of the study, an increasing number of them preferred the sound of files with less data over the high-fidelity recordings.

Bottom line, if you manage 30 m.p.g. in the RX hybrid — trust me, it's easy — and the typical 20 m.p.g. in the standard RX 350, the hybrid will save you $700 a year in premium fuel (at a current national average of $2.77 a gallon), balancing out its added cost in roughly seven years of ownership.