Sentence examples for years extending from inspiring English sources

Madonna said her interview with him was her favourite in 10 years, extending it to nearly double the allotted time.

Even Posner, who spent years extending the purview of economic thought, thinks that "the depression is a wake-up call to the economics profession".

Since 1960, New England has seen the last hard freeze come a day earlier every three years, extending the growing season.

Elaine Equi has been publishing her observant, often playful poetry for some 30 years, extending and deepening the range of her intrinsically wry voice.

Manager Joe Torre has allowed Matsui to play every game for three years, extending his consecutive-games streak to 1,787, counting time in Japan.

Increasingly, Stern has grown intrigued by soccer's 32-team World Cup, held every four years, extending for an entire month, unencumbered by simultaneous competition from other sports.

First, the expiration date of the agreement in three years extends beyond the holiday season, and this will blunt the impact of a strike if there is one.

He wrote to Justice Van Devanter: "May I, as one who had the privilege of knowing you for many years, extend to you every good wish".

That lease was in recent years extended to 2042.

My banker came to trust us and over the years extended more and more credit to us.

The diminished prospects for attorneys in recent years extends this logic, as the history major has long been considered among the best preparation for law school.