Sentence examples for years come up from inspiring English sources

The AP explained in a statement that efforts to find Levinson have for years come up empty.

Over the last 12 months I've been seeing prices for 18th-century things that had fallen in the last few years come up again".

"The reason we needed a statement," Dr. Novak said, "is that major Christian groups and thinkers have in the past 30 or 40 years come up with a major rethinking about Jews and Judaism and have issued statements about how they can respect the legitimacy of Judaism.

You don't LBO viciously cyclical properties even though the next three years come up roses.

It will be a staggered revolution, with new arrangements put in place as and when franchises (the concession to run the trains - typically granted every seven to ten years) come up for renewal.

His idea was rejected when officials decided the wire would be "a hazard to workmen". Bridge directors have, over the years, come up with some novel ideas.

"This will be 14 years coming up.

Terence Bunch, a photographer I have known for a number of years, came up with some stunning pictures.

Matt Zimmer, a mechanical engineer who worked in the bottled water industry for more than six years, came up with Stacked Wines' packaging.

His health department spent two years coming up with regulations restricting how and where medical marijuana could be provided, and only one dispensary has opened so far.

The fact is, I've been your dream president; you've just spent four years coming up with reasons not to notice.