Sentence examples for years of acquiring from inspiring English sources

After years of acquiring and restoring old British cars at his garage in Manchester Mr. Tomkinson, now 62, began renting them out for period movies and television shows.

Clear Channel Communications, the nation's largest radio operator, is now considering selling some of its 1,200 stations in smaller markets after years of acquiring everything in sight, according to industry analysts.

That deadline is March 9, and the Rangers, with a league-leading payroll of over $80 million, are expected to try to unload any number of high-priced veterans after years of acquiring those kinds of players.

"We had seen what Vedanta Resources had done with Sesa Goa within two years of acquiring it.

The housing commission's report recommended doubling the current target of 100,000 new homes on publicly owned land, and said builders should be made to start work within three years of acquiring planning permission.

After twenty years of acquiring habitat, the return on investment approach protects between 32% and 69% more species compared to the other priority setting approaches.

Indeed, despite decades of efforts aimed at restoring the health of the nation's commercial fisheries -- which generate more than $116 billion in annual sales and employ more than 1 million people -- rising temperatures, increasing acidity and other ocean changes are undermining years of acquired knowledge about how our oceans work and how their harvests can be sustainably managed.

Another situation was when a veteran dentist, relying on years of acquired knowledge and skills, felt that he needed little additional information for certain cases.

Interscope was half-owned by Universal, which bought the rest of the label within a year of acquiring PolyGram in 1998.

Sometimes within just a year of acquiring a company, they issued debt that was used to pay fat dividends to the funds themselves.

Within a year of acquiring the papers and promising not to interfere in the editorial operations, Murdoch fired Harold Evans as the editor of the Times and transformed the paper into an often-partisan voice on behalf of Margaret Thatcher.