Sentence examples for since fulfilled from inspiring English sources

He was joking, of course, since the director of "The Dreamers," which opens today in New York and Los Angeles, is the 63-year-old Bernardo Bertolucci, who has long since fulfilled his youthful promise.

At this point the movie, which has been released for the first time in the United States, is more of a curiosity than an event, but it does exhibit the exuberant promise that Mr. Cuarón has long since fulfilled.

Annan's most important diplomatic mission as Secretary-General may well have been his first, which took him to Capitol Hill in 1997, where — in exchange for a promise, since fulfilled, to streamline and consolidate the U.N. bureaucracy — he persuaded Jesse Helms to release nearly a billion dollars of America's U.N. dues that had been held back for years.

The first, during Mr. Cuomo's 2010 run for governor, used symbols to depict his campaign agenda: for example, a house covered in a giant baseball cap represented his promise – since fulfilled – to pass a measure capping annual increases in local property taxes.

Since fulfilling that pledge, Mrs. Spader has continued to send $3,000 a month to the center, according to Mr. Flynn.

Since fulfills the weak domination property for any, there exists such that (3.26).

But, real moral obligations would be absurd in a Russellian world, since fulfilling moral obligations often cause a net loss to the moral agent and there is no deep explanation of real moral obligation in a Russellian world (the deep features of a Russellian world would be things like forces and atoms and chance).

There is a way in which one wants to read Antwerp as affecting, like a prayer for something that has long since been fulfilled, because one knows the outcome of the struggle, not here, but later, when the masterworks come spilling out.

Though few sequels since have fulfilled that promise, even the worst usually manage to break even.

Especially since he fulfilled one of the key tasks of any chancellor – to raise money without creating too many losers.

The music business had been buzzing with speculation over how the band would release its new album since it fulfilled its long-term contract with the music giant EMI Group with the delivery of its 2003 album, "Hail to the Thief".