Sentence examples for year when there have from inspiring English sources

Or will there be an unexpected winner, in a year when there have already been seven first-time winners on the PGA Tour.

It is a very long, pretty good American novel, but comes to us in a year when there have been a number of long, but distinctly more brilliant and different books (A Little Life and A Brief History of Seven Killings to name but two).

And in the occasional year when there have been fewer runners, there were 32 in 1999 and Rough Quest beat just 26 rivals in 1996, the races have been no less good.

But in a year when there has been a lot of talk about how deep the quarterback position is, little of that talk has included Manning.

What interested her at the moment were the wild purple asters that grow so abundantly at this time of the year, when there has been enough rain.

"Both books have performed very well and, perhaps unsurprisingly in a year when there has been a general election, we are encountering a strong appetite for books from the world of politics," said Amy Worth, Amazon's head of bookbuying.

Microsoft wasn't trying to reduce the antitrust division's ability to engage in p.r.; Microsoft was trying to reduce its ability to engage in antitrust -- in a year when there had been a 30percentt increase in corporate mergers.

He is especially glad to find me, I think, in a year when there has also been published an official, family-approved biography of Walter O'Malley, in which Michael D'Antonio concludes, atop other absurdities, "Only the most hardheaded [Brooklynites] would refuse to forgive him for making the most out of the Dodgers".

Why should this year be so different from previous years when there have also been no African-Americans nominated for acting Academy awards?

Despite your assertion, Congress today seems less than friendly to businesses that for years, when there hasn't been government intrusion into the markets, have reliably supplied fuels and have actually invested more than they've earned.

Even in recent years when there has been little serious discussion about redrawing borders, Islamabad has been repeatedly angered by Karzai's attempts to present himself as a leader of Pakistani Pashtuns, the ethnic group that predominates in Afghanistan.