Sentence examples for years for someone from inspiring English sources

It took four years for someone else to beat Rivera.

"I've been waiting all these years for someone to do it, but no one has".

It took two years for someone to notice that I couldn't read.

Watching this dance, I realized that I had been waiting ten years for someone to make a decent solo for Selya.

Unions in Britain have been asking for years for someone to give an instance of when core labour standards have been used as a protectionist measure.

"Twenty-five years for someone helping to carry the dead outside the stadium," said Mohamed Ataya, a football fan describing the case of his friend, convicted on Saturday.

The death rate in any given year for someone without health insurance is twenty-five per cent higher than for someone with insur-ance.

Pay can be as low as €2,500, or $3,100, per class per term; that works out to €15,000 a year for someone teaching three classes a term.

David Bowie is having a pretty good year, for someone who is "too old to lose it", as he himself once wrote.

Currently it pays 12.47p per kilowatt hour, which translates to about £440 a year for someone who installs the maximum 4kW system.

So, for a person with $1 million in retirement assets, that would translate to a $40,000 withdrawal the first year; for someone with $500,000 in savings, the withdrawal would be $20,000, and so forth.