Sentence examples for years have in from inspiring English sources

Those results may have something to do with what those four years have in common.

"The clearly defined roles laid down for the last several million years have, in the last 20, been turned on their heads".

Western classical music and its rather more ancient Afghan counterpart — the history of the tanbur, a long-necked lute, goes back several thousand years — have in common a profound consciousness of the past.

Though the variables on offer can be a little bewildering,, by using real data models the game provides a fascinating simulation of what the next 200 years have in store for Earth.

And particularly timely, as this year the festival celebrates its 30th birthday by looking back over the past three decades, and considering what the coming years have in store.

Many broad economic changes that the fund has required its client nations to carry out in recent years have in fact been designed by the World Bank, I.M.F. officials said.

Her clients in recent years have in-cluded Lazard Frères veteran partner Walter Eberstadt and the late Andrew Heiskell, chief executive of Time Inc. during the 1970s.

The second author, who has worked in this area of research for 12 years, has in-depth knowledge of this maternal health policy.

She said his last years had in some ways been the best of his life.

These years had in fact seen the establishment of a new social and economic system.

Many Serbs feel that Mr Milosevic, in the third war that he has stoked in recent years, has in effect yielded Kosovo for nothing in return.