Sentence examples for yearly one from inspiring English sources

Mr. Berzol, for example, recently paid for a monthly membership, and the owners suggested he buy a yearly one.

Between one and two million sets are sold yearly; one in every three American households is reported to own one; and thirty thousand new games are said to begin, somewhere in the world, every hour.

Generals and other senior officers are to serve as ordinary soldiers for at least two weeks (it wasn't clear whether this was meant to be a one-time requirement or a yearly one).

In an article that ran last year, Judith Thurman commented on the game's continuing allure: Between one and two million sets are sold yearly; one in every three American households is reported to own one; and thirty thousand new games are said to begin, somewhere in the world, every hour.

Among the reindeer-raising Evenk of northern Siberia, poor families traditionally paid yearly one animal, and rich ones two, three, or even four animals, to the shaman for his activities.

Philip Beresford, a professional compiler of rich lists (including a yearly one for the Sunday Times), says that when he started counting in 1989, about three-quarters of the fortunes he unearthed had been inherited.

This weekly contest works a little differently than the yearly ones, in that the magazine isn't exactly picking the winner.

* A previous version of this story referred to these quarterly figures as yearly ones.

Smut Cabaret is essentially a massive, yearly, one-night-only erotic nightclub during Nextfest (Edmonton's yearly multi-disciplinary arts festival that hosts about 800 artists).

In the late 1980s, his one-act comedies began to appear in the Manhattan Punch Line's yearly one-act play festival and six of them eventually developed enough of an attraction to coalesce into All in the Timing,, an amusingly serious, quirky commentary on contemporary life vis-a-vis six 10-15-minute-long 10-15-minute-long 10-15-minute-long 10-15-minute-long

"We are literally talking about a... dance of hundreds of millions of euros on a yearly basis," one coast guard officer told HuffPost Greece.