"worked all year" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts to describe someone's work throughout a year. Example: She worked all year to save up enough money for her dream vacation.
The student leaders, who had worked all year on a new code of conduct for the entire school, were mollified.
Wayne Rooney, who was again played in midfield by Ferguson, said: "It's what we've worked all year for.
Mr. Takahashi, the fisherman, who lost his old trawler to the tsunami, said he worked all year to obtain another, the Myojinmaru.
"We worked all year for home-court advantage and went down there and beat them in a big game, so it would be nice if we were playing Thursday night's game here," Adubato said yesterday after practice at the Garden.
Robert B. Zoellick, the United States Trade Representative, has worked all year to pressure Republican leaders and some reluctant administration officials to hold the vote, which many predicted would fail.
"We've worked all year to get into the play-offs, earned the right to get into the play-offs and [then] get a boy like that," he fumed, "who doesn't know his arse from his elbow".
I haven't worked all the years I've worked to let him take the company.
The poor guy has worked all these years, spent all this money.
"So I have been very lucky to have worked all these years".
But the one who breathes like a flower replies: We worked all these years precisely to unfold this way.
"I feel I worked all these years and now I have no health insurance," a woman said in the video.
