Sentence examples for word years from inspiring English sources

Steinbrenner used that word years ago to disparage Cashen after Cashen, then the Mets' general manager, referred to Yankee Stadium by the name of a movie popular at the time, "Fort Apache, the Bronx".

The poems run on the volatile fuel of the unsaid: roughly a third relate scenes from the life of Chiasson's absent father, a priest, but only once does an explicit reproach surface on the page: "What kind of game is this, your going away forever, / Sending word, years later, that you'd died?" No Place to Hide, by Glenn Greenwald (Metropolitan).

I picked "nerd" as the word years ago to describe this demographic.

I mean, it could get really embarrassing if Snoop Dogg is still calling women in their twenties the C word years after society has already come up with much worse words to call women in their twenties... but he will be too old to keep up with the lingo.

From the beginning of the following (Chou) dynasty, the word year was etymologically identical with "harvest".

The word year means "period" or "season" from the Greek, hora.

Learn that the word "year" is "año.

Learn how to use the word "year" in conversation.

Because of his role in maintaining the family business, Mr. Faicco, 32, prefaces many sentences with the words "years ago".

In other respects the next 12 years were, in Marx's words, years of "isolation" both for him and for Engels in his Manchester factory.

In other words, years of foreign-obtained schooling can be transformed into Canadian-equivalent years using the relative return to schooling as s ¯ i j = β ^ j β ^ can S i j (5).