Sentence examples similar to years of break from inspiring English sources

This trait has allowed them, over tens of millions of years, to break free of dependence on light.

Let the people pass judgement on 10 years of broken promises.

The Secretary of State may find it 'vexing' that religious lobbyists, whose long years of breaking the rules around admissions procedures, have now been challenged.

Offensive tackle D'Brickashaw Ferguson said this run felt like divine intervention, as if fate was smiling on the Jets after 40 years of breaks that went the other way.

White and his wife, Farrah Field, opened the storefront two years ago, after several years of breaking even at the Brooklyn Flea, selling books on the ground floor of the Williamsburg Savings Bank building alongside soap and ceramics on artisans row.

What part of rightfully exposing widespread illegality does the Education Secretary find 'vexatious' – or is it just vexing to a Secretary of State subjected to increasing pressure from the religious lobbyists whose long years of breaking the rules have now been challenged?

Land application scenarios are economically viable with 12 to 13 years of break-even time, when carbon sequestration is credited for at least CAD 60 per tonne of CO2e.

Not only that, China also decided to re-open its closed embassy in Mogadishu after 23 years of break-up in diplomatic relations besides helping to enhance Somalia's capacity to secure its borders1 including that of its long coast line that has largely been under the control of pirates.

This was after years of breaking even or surpluses.

"This lawsuit is designed to help the Postal Service recoup the tens of millions of dollars it paid out based on years of broken promises.

Here's to 33 years of breaking the rules!