Sentence examples for years dates from inspiring English sources

The rituals of the teenage years — dates instead of play dates, college tours instead of ice cream stops — may require more privacy and protection, not less.

(As James Parton put it in his bestselling "Life of Jackson," from 1859, "The political history of the United States for the last thirty years dates from the moment when the soft hand of Mr. Van Buren touched Mrs. Eaton's knocker").

Rock the Bells, which almost exclusively caters to hip-hop fans, has struggled in recent years (dates were canceled last year due to weak ticket sales).

In a city not particularly known for its respect of history, the fact that the building that has housed the Rainbow for 45 years dates back to the late 1920s is remarkable.

Methods are exemplified by analyses of log C-reactive protein and conventional risk factors for coronary heart disease in the Emerging Risk Factors Collaboration, a collation of individual data from multiple prospective studies with an average follow-up duration of 9.8 years (dates varied).

In each of the 12 ponds, a sample of adult frogs was caught twice per year, with catching dates differing among ponds and years (dates listed in Additional file 1: Number of P. esculentus of various genotypes caught in different ponds and years).

But despite her advancing years, Date-Krumm gave no indication what her plans are.

The two executives have known each other for years, dating back to their days at Merrill.

Data from a total of 160 episodes of anterior uveitis flare for 20 years, dating from December 1992 to December 2012, was collected.

Taxonomy is the subject of research for many years, dating back to the work of Debar et al [27].

The alleged scheme has been ongoing for years, dating to 2011.