Sentence examples for untold years from inspiring English sources

"I've had untold years of burning the candle: going out, overeating, over-drinking.

Mrs. Wilson understood, without quite knowing how, that the man had been sitting on that box, below that opaque window, for untold years.

He reflected that any pattern, by definition, would be untold years in age and would not change now that the Titan Listening Lab had recorded it.

And pilgrims from various countries were left in no doubt that the poison fire emanating from Chernobyl's stricken reactors, would continue to wreak its havoc for untold years to come.

His character here, known onstage as the Amazing Clarence, has scooted around the English countryside for untold years demonstrating magic in a rattletrap camper painted like a circus wagon.

This mighty undertaking would have been delayed by untold years had the authority not managed to win exemption from the state's environmental review law, which adds time, cost and unpredictability to projects.

You, the hip young gunslinger of Middle-of-Nowhere FM, have just won several best newcomer awards after untold, unpaid years slogging it out in the broadcasting backwater of student radio.

Why have these gelatinous beings traveled untold light-years to flatten Lala Land?

In "White Trash: The 400-Year Untold History of Class in America" (Viking), the historian Nancy Isenberg describes Bryan in this photograph as "the face of white trash," a ready-made contrast to Eckford's calmness and sense of purpose.

In "White Trash: The 400-Year Untold History of Class in America," the historian Nancy Isenberg writes, "More than a reaction to progressive changes in race relations, this shift was spurred on by a larger fascination with identity politics".

It is a powerful story that remained untold for 50 years, until Winton's late wife Grete gave an old scrapbook with photographs and the names of the escapees to Elisabeth Maxwell, a Holocaust researcher and wife of newspaper proprietor Robert Maxwell.