Sentence examples for years of small from inspiring English sources
Ai Weiwei's years of small gestures, his dropped Han Dynasty urn or his coathanger portrait of Marcel Duchamp, are long behind him.
As for Lord Martin of Springburn, as he now is, plenty of voters, especially older ones, remember 30 years of small kindnesses.
On current policies, the six years of small fiscal surpluses (well below 1% of GDP) between 2002 and 2007 will precede a period of sizeable deficits.
That avoids permanently increasing the companies' annual labor costs, and the signing bonuses most likely would amount to considerably less than four consecutive years of small raises.
The answer comes from 30 years of "small" experiments that demonstrate the therapeutic effectiveness of bright light (not warm radiators) and elucidate the neurobiology of light and mood.
After a few years of small talk over predawn coffee, Mr. Randall, a veterans' counselor, hired Mr. Bierhans, a lawyer, to redo his will.
(In 1947, a flat tax helped to end 26 years of small-bore, long-stroke engines).
They took office last year, after what they regard as eight years of small-time flyswatting by Clinton, thinking that they were picking up where they'd left off.
After years of small-bore shifting and tweaking by media companies in an effort to stay in front of consumers, big deals are back on the table.
Late in life, his parents separated, but not before his mother in particular had endured years of small-town frustration: "Without petrol, there was no escape; without love, no release".
As Alejandro Herrero-Olaizola tells it in "The Censorship Files," the Book Law, as well as the years of small-bore reforms that paved its way, brought together economic and cultural imperatives for the Franco regime, which proceeded to nurture and expand the publishing industry through a series of subsidies and tax breaks.
