Sentence examples for year would take a from inspiring English sources

The academies entrusted with bestowing the prizes, realizing that choosing winners each year would take a considerable amount of time and work, did not initially accept the mission.

Growing all of the main-crop onions you might use in a year would take an enormous amount of space, but their younger siblings are much less demanding and less ground-hungry.

To run Microsoft's goodwill all the way down to zero in 20 years would take an almost uniquely unqualified set of managers.

Some factory hand who made $35,000 a year would take in $1,575,000 over a 45-year work span, if he could make that much a year.

The prolonged process of finalizing a disarmament plan and putting it into effect over the course of a year would take Syria off the front burner for a while and could give Mr. Obama an opportunity to avoid action altogether.

The "moderate" effort, with spending never exceeding four billion dollars in a year, would take fifteen more years.

The rise from £66,396 to £74,000 a year would take place in 2015 if recommended in its final report, despite fears within the coalition of a public backlash.

Even at the rate of a 370,000 deportations a year it would take a long time to expel them all.

Any other time of the year I would take a few quick-turn jobs to keep things busy, but I don't expect our phones to be ringing then.

Some experts suggest that at least 2 years would take for a comprehensive joint study on the impact of the Tipaimukh project.

"It is very distressing to Dr. Waksal," the statement said, "that a company to which he devoted so much of his talent and energy over the past 17 years would take such an action against him".