Sentence examples for was year from inspiring English sources
noun
The time it takes the Earth to complete one revolution of the Sun (between 365.24 and 365.26 days depending on the point of reference).
- We moved to this town a year ago
There he was, year after year, on those post-Christmas U.S. O
"It was year by year, adding 10 films one year, 10 more the next.
This was Year Zero, hip-hop's 1917 – and like all revolutions, the revolutionaries soon turned the guns on themselves.
The town selected the Riverhead Resorts project because it was year-round, rather than event-driven.
The first key goal of the 2005 Coney Island Strategic Plan, the CIDC's guiding document, was year-round activity.
Yet the group suspected that there was year-round demand for the ties, jewelry and other goods that it sells at its headquarters in Westport, Conn., and in limited amounts through other retailers.
Ad revenue, the life blood of the regional press, has halved from the £2.6bn high-water mark of 2004 – the last year there was year-on-year growth, according to Group M. In 2009 Enders Analysis forecast that up to 50% of regional titles could close over five years.
By the time he retired as senior critic, the season was year-round, and series like the Mostly Mozart Festival in New York and the Spoleto Festival U.S.A. in Charleston, S.C., and symphony and opera programs across the country, virtually ended the distinction between the season and the summer.
