Sentence examples for unbroken period from inspiring English sources

In his victory speech, Hodgman pledged a "clear change of direction" for Tasmania, following an unbroken period of Labor government since 1998.

It has to be said, however, that the last occupant of 11 Downing Street to have such a long, unbroken period to get it right, left the Treasury in 1822.

In the 20th century no other prime minister had been in office for such a long unbroken period, and no one since Lord Liverpool (1812-27) had had such a long continuous run as Prime Minister.

The digital clock on the giant electronic screen read 7.33 when Gough 's reverse-swung yorker thumped into Glenn McGrath's feet for the lbw decision to finish the match and a session that had begun with the start of the Australian innings precisely four hours and just over 46 overs earlier, probably the longest unbroken period of play in Test match history.

Today, I will be lunching at the most decorated restaurant in Britain - an establishment so brilliant it has been in possession of three Michelin stars for an unbroken period of 19 years (and not even Gordon Ramsay can compete with that).

The cession of Finland to Russia was a bitter loss for Sweden; but, in the words of the Swedish historian Sten Carlsson in 1969, "The loss of Finland was the price of the long and still unbroken period of peace that was to begin in 1814".

They are certainly not ready to promise long unbroken periods of sunshine any time soon – saying unsettled weather will remain with us into the Olympics – but that doesn't mean there won't be some fine spells.

This is the first time that a technique with sufficient precision to assess activity energy expenditure as well as patterns of physical activity over continuous unbroken periods of time has been available to allow such a comparison.

This post is not therefore about consumerism, it is about another challenge facing higher education that I believe will have an equally profound effect and offers opportunities and challenges; the arrival of Generation Y. Generation Y's attitudes and worldview have, I believe, been shaped by two things: A sustained and unbroken 15-year period of economic growth.

The small print revealed that the first two incentives are only payable to those who have been claiming for an unbroken six-month period; my getting docked a day's benefits for signing on a day late had messed this up.

These leaders fail to acknowledge that much of the reasons for their defeat in the state of West Bengal are really the wages of being in power for an unbroken 30 year period, exacted by the electorate at a moment of vulnerability for the party.