Sentence examples for years of checking from inspiring English sources
Last May, after years of checking out apartments there, they settled on a 2,000-square-foot 2,000-square-foot 2,000-square-footwhat Mr. spaceer described as "extraordinary withows than accenclosedterraceling height".
After years of checking eBay and auction sales, three years ago he found such a truck in Buffalo, a 38-foot-long 1981 Seagrave with a 100-foot ladder that had been used in Utica and was part of Ladder 36 in Manhattan from 1980 to 1989.
After leaving the Garaventa, he started breaking into apartments, which led to a few years of checking in and out of jail.
"It makes no sense that after four years of checking in they would put me in the ISAP program," Castro said, referring to the Intensive Supervision and Appearance Program, an alternative to detention through which ankle monitors are administered.
After all, Thatcher used to send cabinet ministers that crossed her to Northern Ireland, so that they might reflect on their conduct during a year of checking underneath their cars for explosive devices.
Years after Feiner's revelation, in the middle of April, I stand on that same sidewalk by the red-brick Brooklyn church building and prepare to enter Kingsland Ward, now in its 5th year of checking audiences in to "Then She Fell".
It has been argued that, out of necessity, some drugs are being developed in five months that would traditionally undergo five years of checks.
"After 28 years I'm tired of checking single on forms," Ms. Meneghin said.
Even before the hijackings on Tuesday, Kevin McCree, who has worked for four years in the critical job of checking airline passengers for guns, bombs and knives, said he knew that the airport screening system was failing badly.
A follow-up study is planned for these patients at the age of seven years, to check whether the LV-induced enhancement of development is maintained over time.
The idea behind the proof of these characterizations has been used in recent years to check the controllability of systems governed by partial/ordinary differential equations; see [3 6] ([5, 7 20], resp.
