Sentence examples for the decades when from inspiring English sources

Between 1955 and 1975, the decades when television was being introduced into the Netherlands, reading on weekday evenings and weekends fell from five hours a week to 3.6, while television watching rose from about ten minutes a week to more than ten hours.

During the decades when Chris-Craft languished, its products had become middle market, Mr. Julius said.

During the decades when the economy grew rapidly, this institutional failing did not matter so much.

During the decades when Texaco operated there, the lawsuit maintained, it dumped eighteen billion gallons of toxic waste.

He was domineering and dogmatic but generous, even in the decades when his reputation was much greater than his remuneration.

It highlights the fashions and other accoutrements of the decades "when the house was in its heyday," he said.

He has always been a bit of a maverick, even during the decades when he served the white government.

Kultura virtually sustained Polish culture through the decades when Communists ruled Poland and sought to censor free expression.

These paintings – breathtaking in scale and detail – depict the decades when the banks of the river west of Glasgow comprised the centre of the maritime world.

Both leaders looked determined to cement diplomatic and economic ties that had long been relatively good, even during the decades when the West shunned a brutal military regime.

General Jamea served more than 20 years in Lebanon, during the decades when Syria dominated the country, arriving as a lieutenant and leaving in epaulets.