Sentence examples for this year continued from inspiring English sources
Scotland Yard confirmed Wednesday that an examination into all of the accusations, begun this year, continued, with advice from the Crown Prosecution Service.
It was not what he was looking for, as his quest to win a major championship this year continued to be frustrating.
Republicans in Congress, hoping to get political mileage from the steep increase in gasoline prices this year, continued today to attack the administration on energy issues.
Whether it was by playing football, cricket or one of those funny ones like lacrosse, people this year continued to defy economic experts' prediction that sport would have died out by the end of 2010.
State workers, who have vowed to overturn some of those overhauls, including plans to push 2,000 employees into a fast-track layoff program this year, continued to stage sit-ins at hundreds of city halls and municipal offices across the country on Monday.
MANHATTAN: CRIME RATE DOWN -- Crime in New York City during the first six months of this year continued to fall at a rate far exceeding those of the nation and other large cities in New York State, according to figures from the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
The Delhi relay in 2010 continued this.
The protests in Hama, remarkable scenes that evoked demonstrations in Egypt and Tunisia earlier this year, continued for a second week.
The 21-year-old, who made his NRL debut for Cronulla earlier this year, continued the run of points in the second stanza - his third try of the night turning the Samoans' first-half deficit into a surprise lead.
The budget he signed earlier this year continued the Albany tradition of increasing spending at a rate faster than inflation, and months after suggesting that he would seek to reopen the budget for midyear spending cuts — a step that could provoke confrontation with the Legislature — Mr. Paterson has made no move to do so.
A thwarted attempt to become a major player in the banking industry earlier this year continued to haunt the Co-operative Group on Thursday as its bank reported a £709m loss and raised the prospect of a Northern Rock-style rescue if bondholders failed to back a £1.5bn restructuring bid.
