Sentence examples for three decades once from inspiring English sources

Gale A. Brewer, a City Council member who has worked in city politics for three decades, once wanted to install information kiosks in front of City Hall to help guide visitors.

"YOU can see all the voters you need from the top of the Space Needle," is how the late Henry Scoop Jacksonon, a Democratic senator for three decades, once described Washington's political landscape.

Ted Kaufman, his friend for more than four decades, once told me, "If you ask me who's the unluckiest person I know personally, who's had just terrible things happen to him, I'd say Joe Biden.

Ms. Treadwell has sailed these waters here and at other Disney theme parks for more than two decades — once even dragging a boyfriend from Moscow to Euro Disney outside Paris for a weekend of riding Pirates of the Caribbean.

Many Ugandans are pinning their hopes for a better life on the fledgling industry, which is expected to earn the country more than $3bn£2.1bnbn) annually for close to two decades once production begins.

Forever Evergreen pays for its sidewalk like anyone else, but perhaps it's not too surprising that the person signing the paperwork has been in the business for four decades— once profiled as the Christmas Tree Czar, he's been described many a time as the Man behind the Stands.

In a stunt that pre-dated Lady Gaga by three decades, she once performed at the Hacienda, in Manchester, in a dress made from scraps of commercial meat, while two other women handed out raw meat wrapped in porn to the crowd.

As leaders of separate nationalist rebel movements that fought the Ethiopian government for three decades, they were once in alliance.

Most Egyptians appear to have lost interest in the man who ruled for three decades, and who once seemed immovable.

Ellison has been in control for three decades, and only once was that even remotely in question, after an accounting debacle back in 1990.

Over the course of two decades, the once middle-class areas of Hillbrow and Yeoville in central Johannesburg have become synonymous with crime, drugs and prostitution.