Sentence examples for two decades back from inspiring English sources

Cairo's more politically sophisticated cafés echo with talk of Algeria two decades back.

It is the same mistake that England made with all-rounders after the retirement of Ian Botham two decades back.

In fact, the debut of the truck series lured Dodge, which had been absent from stock-car racing for almost two decades, back into the Nascar ranks.

It has been almost two decades, back to the start of 1989, since Australia were last beaten in a series by a margin greater than a single match.

For me, revisiting some of these tracks now incites a bizarre kind of déjà vu as if I am barely but finally remembering some whispered warning I received two decades back.

His fascination with fish spans more than two decades, back to Oxford University, where he earned bachelor's and master's degrees in zoology, followed by a Ph.D. in biology from the university here in 1991.

"No one is 'parading me around as a victim' - I continue to be an adult woman making a credible allegation unchanged for two decades, backed up by evidence," she wrote.

The story goes that, four or five decades back, a group of Wall Street execs gathered and made a decision.

Library books carry copyrights from three decades back, and professors rely on handouts from students to supplement their meager government salaries.

Art today has a very different look, purpose and social position than it did a century ago, or even four decades back.

Three decades back, even when the suspect list had been whittled down, it took 53,000 fingerprint examinations to identify the man who wasn't called Eric Galt after all.