Sentence examples for years at one point from inspiring English sources

He served on the Angels coaching staff for 11 years -- at one point replacing Maddon as bench coach -- and on the Dodgers coaching staff from 1992-93.

In California, the mobile industry fought off bans on talking while driving for years, at one point arguing that they were looking out for consumers.

Saudi leaders were frightened: heavily dependent on imports, they had seen the price of rice and wheat, their dietary staples, fluctuate violently on the world market over the previous three years, at one point doubling in just a few months.

Nonetheless, she refused to change it for years, at one point rejecting a shop owner's suggestion that she marry to acquire a new surname.

Unlike Goldstone, he has been a true tobacco man for nearly 30 years: at one point he oversaw the sale of Marlboros in nearly 200 countries.

Puerile would be one charitable way of describing those early years: at one point, Popjustice's homepage featured Richard Ashcroft's face with the word "TWAT" written across it.

The book sat at number one on the Irish bestseller list for a year; at one point, his first three books were also in the top five.

They were thrown up at a furious pace as shoppers fled cities, peaking at a few hundred per year at one point in the 1980s, according to Paco Underhill, an environmental psychologist and author of Call of the Mall: The Geography of Shopping.

Although this latter parameter was not the true duration of ventilation, it reflects a reality which means that from year to year, at one point in the year, fewer patients were ventilated and especially for less time in Belgian ICUs.

With copper falling to a four year low at one point on the Chinese worries, Antofagasta fell 18.5p to 840p and BHP Billiton lost 10p to £18.12.

After the Turkish lira fell even further — one dollar bought 3.8 liras at the start of the year, but at one point on Monday it was worth 7.2 liras — investors dumped other emerging-market currencies.