Sentence examples for years of influence from inspiring English sources

I will work to reduce nuclear weapons and nuclear tension in the world, to turn these years of influence into decades of peace.

Bringing freshness to "The Fellowship of the Ring" is a much harder task, given the 50 years of influence it has exerted on the genre.

*Great Irish Reportage, edited by John Horgan (Penguin, £14.99) **The Irish Times: 150 years of influence, by Terence Brown (Bloomsbury Continuum, £20).

The second book, just out, is The Irish Times: 150 years of influence by Terence Brown.** And the man who reviewed it on behalf of the Irish Times was none other than John Horgan.

During his pontificate and the years of influence that preceded it, Benedict XVI was often stereotyped as an arch-traditionalist, but his next-to-unprecedented decision to abdicate the papal throne may be one of the most striking concessions to modernity a recent pope has made.

His new book is Verily, Verily: The KJV -- 400 Years of Influence and Beauty (Zondervan).

This season, the 1970s are back, as they have been repeatedly since the '90s; in the '70s people were wild for the '30s, so if you participate in what some are calling a '90s revival, you are in fact piling on more than 50 years of influences and references.

Waters was accused nearly two years ago of influence peddling in an alleged scheme to get millions in TARP bailout money for a bank in which her husband had stock.

There is Scotland 166: "The Scotland in which four hundred years of profound influence from Calvin is replaced by four hundred years of profound influence from Calvino".

Instead we've had 30 years of English influence".

They fear being relegated to the likes of simple service deliverers, their years of insider influence now redundant.