Sentence examples for years going to a from inspiring English sources

Random note on Mrs. Obama's many years going to a camp for low-income children in Chicago: one year she was not named best camper because she cursed too much.

There is obvious tension between polytheistic and monotheistic tradition regarding dreams: For many years, going to a holy site and asking for divine intervention through dream incubation meant "risk[ing] a lapse into polytheism" or inviting accusations of consorting with false prophets.

For about 60 years, going to a club in Japan would often feel like a scene out of Footloose.

Panti said that within a few years going to a gay marriage "will become an ordinary, normal part of life — and that's what changes hearts and minds".

Certainly, the idea of a man who had lived in Moscow for two years going to a well-known, easily-findable park armed with an A-Z and a compass is laugh-a-minute.

"I can't imagine driving that car every day for four years, going to a wedding or funeral in it". Consumers apparently agree; a J.D. Power study in 2002 found that more than half the car shoppers who looked at Azteks decided against them because of the styling, compared to only 3% who rejected the VW Beetle because of its looks.

After the war, Annie Bochove, who had suffered from tuberculosis for years, went to a sanitarium in Switzerland for two years, leaving Bert with two young children.

A worker earning $50,000 a year would have $1,000 a year going to a private account.

Well, let him out"), and, once or twice a year, go to a tea dance at the DeMolay Temple (Masonic) in ribbed silk stockings with a coerced partner who, like me, had never learned to dance.

Recording of the year went to a tribute to the astronauts killed in the Columbia space shuttle disaster in February 2003.

Is science in ten or fifteen years going to show that we made a mistake in a case?