Sentence examples for year dial from inspiring English sources

Now, for the new year, Dial is seeking to score a second success by bringing to the United States a laundry product that Henkel is already selling in countries like Germany, Israel, Italy and Spain: softener in crystal form, meant to replace liquids and sheets.

According to SymphonyIRI, bar soap sales in United States supermarkets, drugstores and mass merchants excluding Wal-Mart totaled $739.4 million in the year ending Oct. 2. Dove generated 40.5 percent of these sales, an increase of 6.31 percent year over year; Dial generated 13.6 percent of sales, a fall of 3.44 percent; and Ivory generated 4.41 percent of sales, a decline of 3.13 percent.

A subsidiary four-year dial showed when the various Panhellenic games should take place, including the ancient Olympic Games.

"We've dealt with these types of people for years," Dial said.

After all, over the years Dial have released folktronica records, R&B singles, and piano-led cover versions of "You're my Mate" by Right Said Fred.

"Am I going spend two years dialing for dollars, or am I going to spend four months out ringing doorbells and campaigning person to person and the other 20 months working on issues?" Mr. Garamendi's principal challengers among the Democrats, some polls show, are State Senator Mark James DeSaulnier and Assemblywoman Joan Buchanan.

"We've spent a couple of years dialing in the technology, building partnerships … really getting a product that resonates with the consumer," Marsh said.

As the years passed, Dial's work became bolder and more intricate.

VHS remained a viable medium, albeit in its twilight years, and dial-up internet was a luxury.

But retailers may have a tough time convincing Congress that consumers would benefit if the effective interchange rate, which has increased slightly in recent years, is dialed back.

A nearly complete skeleton of a tiny, ancient primate — one that weighed no more than an ounce, had a tail longer than its body and would fit in the palm of your hand — is the earliest well-preserved fossil primate ever found, dating back some 55 million years and dialing back the fossil record for primates by an impressive eight million years, a research team declared on Wednesday.