Sentence examples for spending the late from inspiring English sources

The legendary photographer, who was friends with surfing icons such as Wayne Lynch, Nat Young, and Bob McTavish, is best known for spending the late '60s and '70s documenting the culture of coastal Australia.

Some of the other passengers, meanwhile, spent the late hours of New Year's Day drinking in an airport bar.

Hired by Artkraft Strauss, the company that designed much of the signage in Times Square, he spent the late '50s elevated on scaffolding above the streets of New York.

The Beatles spent the late 60s mocking those searching for hidden significance in their lyrics, larding them with deliberately meaningless pointers: "Here's another clue for you all".

OK, so maybe that's not true of Frederick Winslow Taylor, who spent the late 19th century trying to make typists and clerks as efficient as the Industrial Revolution's machines.

Menzies and Edkins spent the late 90s in Ottawa watching post-hardcore bands such as Drive Like Jehu and Fugazi tear apart local community centres and venues.

He spent the late hours of many evenings with his ear jammed against the speaker of his living room radio, sneaking a listen to Peter Sellers in the British Broadcasting Corporation's "The Goon Show".

We all spent the late 90s waving union flags and singing along to Wonderwall in the pub, wide-eyed with optimism for the new government and the new millennium.

In the documentary, when Maloof describes how Maier spent the late fifties and sixties, travelling and photographing the world alone, this did not strike me as the least bit sad.

Sarris had spent the late weeks of March travelling to Russia to try to seek aid for Cyprus, whose banks had exploded in size to eight times that of the economy, bolstered by deposits from Russians.

Spend the late morning exploring Seattle's most visited attraction:  Pike Place Market.