Sentence examples for year would be about from inspiring English sources

This list, in its 16th year, would be about pioneers.

The cost to continue the program for another year would be about $45 billion.

Humana said revenue for the full year would be about $14.5 billion.

Assuming one hour of TV per night, the power bill for the year would be about $17.

Later, the company said revenue in the coming year would be about 30percentt below Wall Street's expectations.

In November, after the election, they said the gap in 2003 would be closer to $1 billion and the gap the following year would be about $1.8 billion.

Mr Cameron said the next five years would be about, "turning the good news in our economy into a good life for you and your family".

Since Greece would pay interest on all of its borrowings, but could use only part of them, its cash interest rate over 30 years would be about 10-11%.

She flatly denies she was fired from Vogue – and indeed, the last time I interviewed her, when she had been editor for eight years, she said she thought 10 years would be about the right length of time in the job.

Even so, Nott could boast in 1982 that Trident's cost over 15 years would be about 3% of the UK's annual defence budget – compared to the 20% of annual defence spending that an independent deterrent was costing the French.

The flow of these particles in a shell with a radius of 590 light years would be about 100,000 protons per second per square centimeter.