Sentence examples for since took from inspiring English sources

No Labour leader of that period, before or since, took Labour to as low a share of public esteem as the 28% it mustered under Mr Foot in 1983.

The prosecutor, Ioan Amarie, has been lauded for his energetic work, investigating more than 2,200 complaints since took office in September 2002 and winning indictments in hundreds of those cases.

Puppets with a political message long since took to the streets in such troupes as Bread and Puppet, which was founded on the Lower East Side of Manhattan in 1962 and still flourishes in Vermont.

On "It's All on Me," he recalls, over a glistening soul sample, carefree times with friends, the daily indignity of being stopped and frisked, and all the success he's had since: "Took that feeling to the studio and cued it up / Now it's 'Fuck the Police' all up in the club".

This image - for image it is - seems absurd, not because it's implausible (on the contrary, we laugh at it because of our shocked recognition) but because imagery long since took a different evolutionary path, opting to parasitise directly on the human mind, rather than troubling with its perceptual objects.

Soon it became easier to ignore the phone since took effort to create a rebuttal to their plans.

The idea has since taken off.

Ferguson has since taken to Twitter to reassure her followers.

SINCE taking office in May 2010, the government has trumpeted the need for transparency on economic data.

Most have since taken off.

He has since taken up painting.