Sentence examples for year would be a from inspiring English sources

I felt that this experience for a year would be a good sales and entrepreneurial leadership experience for me.

Any indication that the Fed might maintain the current pace into next year would be a very big surprise.

"Having a wine you can sell every year would be a great thing for a small farmer," he said.

Harman said: "In April, he [Clegg] said that increasing tuition fees to £7,000 a year would be a disaster.

Ms. Walker said the first year would be a chance to experiment and see what audiences will support.

"In April he said that increasing tuition fees to £7,000 a year would be a 'disaster'disaster

Mr Hockey predicted the shortfall for the 2015-16 financial year would be A$31.2bn, up from a previous forecast of A$17.1bn.

He added that a salary similar to that of an MP - about £65,000 per year - would be a more appropriate pay suggestion.

"He'll have to start learning the game during the course of that 2015 season, so Six Nations [that year] would be a real push, I would suggest.

Asked if he thought Dylan's Nobel lecture - traditionally given by the laureate in Stockholm later in the year - would be a concert, replied: "Let's hope so".

So its shares have jumped 27.5p to 875p, despite saying this year would be "a year of consolidation".