Sentence examples for two decades then from inspiring English sources

He taught for two decades, then retired.

Fishbone's luck has scarcely improved in over two decades, then.

A modernist at New Mexico State proves that "To the Measures Fall" was really written around 1928, suppressed by Wentworth for two decades, then published, despite his objections, in a form he didn't want.

In 2000, as the party's candidate for prime minister, he led it to its worst performance in a general election in nearly two decades, then resigned as party leader.

The "turn in the road" from my driving test was the only one I performed for about two decades, then bink: bought a TomTom, now I'm three-point-turning out of random cul-de-sacs about five times a week.

Total homicide increased steeply for two decades then began to level off from 1975 (Fig. 1).

If there are answers to these romantic puzzles within the pages of Edmund White's wittily meandering tale of the relationship between two friends over three decades, then the last people to grasp them are Jack Holmes and Will Wright, the pair in question.

Biomass remained elevated for six decades then dropped to the background levels at the limit of sampling distance.

I feel a total emptiness [#10] because I have spent all my entire adult life from the first year of my medical school to 2008, I mean its nearly two decades, so and then everything is taken from you.

Remarkably little progress has been made in the two decades since then, despite the F.M.L.A.'s manifest weaknesses.

Oil imports rocketed from 27 percent of United States oil consumption in 1985 to 60 percent in two decades since then.