Sentence examples for six decades so from inspiring English sources

Afterwards, he wrote me, "My energy career spanned more than six decades, so I deeply appreciated being recognized as an innovator…and pioneer of shale gas".

The biggest payouts would go to those who collected the most quotas, in a system that evolved over six decades so that the quotas, created to artificially enhance the value of tobacco production during the Depression by controlling the amount of tobacco grown, could be traded or inherited.

Uptown Special doesn't settle-down in any given decade of music; rather, the album seems to almost aimlessly draw from what made each of the last six decades so iconic for music.

Not only has television changed in four decades, so too has the audience that watches cartoons.

It's been OK for seven decades, so why change it?

Many musicians have careers that span more than three decades, so some hall-of-famers are still touring and recording.

"These parties have been at war for three decades, so this is big in and of itself," he said.

MY parents were volunteer emergency medical technicians for two decades, so I expected I would be great at the job.

But actually Ms Smith a household name for nearly four decades, so famous she is generally known by her first name alone is doing something thoroughly British.

Use of the substance in the United States has been debated for more than three decades, so Ms. Kavanagh's campaign most likely is quixotic.

The commissioner's mother, Dorothy Eggleston, quietly corrected her daughter, saying she needed welfare's help for nearly two decades so she could pay the rent.