Sentence examples for well decades from inspiring English sources

For years -- well, decades -- ACT struggled to persuade institutions to accept its scores.

The pictures told a story as well: Decades of cleanup are expected to be necessary before the countryside surrounding the plant can even possibly become habitable again.

It is a solemn version of the joke that James Thurber played so well, decades ago, in "The Macbeth Murder Mystery," in which a hidden pattern involving obscure rustics is found within the play.

Kyle Edmund beat Gilles Simon in three sunlit sets to join Andy Murray and Aljaz Bedene in the second round at Queen's, a statement not as bland as it seems, given the dire history of British men's tennis in recent, well, decades.

Well, decades of experience — and lots of trial and error — have yielded good abstractions in this area.

So it came as a surprise to hear that Y Combinator and Mithril Capital Management are investing $1.5 million in Helion Energy, a Redmond, Washingon-based startup that says it has a plan to build a fusion reactor that breaks even on energy input and output, a challenge whose solution has been considered decades away for, well, decades.

Next, I'd like to thank God. I've been praying to win an Oscar for over a decade, well, actually two decades.

This worked well for decades.

It is a simple system, but it has served us well for decades.

It was a balancing act of a kind that had served him well for decades.

Public financing had worked well for decades, inviting fresh arrays of candidates.