Sentence examples for years settled from inspiring English sources
The board agreed to negotiations and after two years settled on a lower rate.
Now, two years settled in the city he long desired, Henry is, in his own words, "at peace".
Village farming began to spread across Southwest Asia shortly after 10,000 bp, and in less than 1,000 years settled farming cultures were widespread in the region.
When Tim Wu published his influential book Master Switch in 2010, he powerfully argued that all communications markets began with a period of creative openness and experimentation, yet within 20 years settled into some sort of state-regulated oligopoly.
Son of a Dutch father and a black Surinamese mother, Matzeliger began work as a sailor on a merchant ship at the age of 19 and after about six years settled in Lynn, where he found employment in a shoe factory and became interested in the possibilities of lasting shoes by machine.
In addition, we explored the sociodemographic characteristics of new migrants (≤10 years), settled migrants (>10 years), and migrants reporting refugee and/or asylum status, because these were identified as dominant groups in the dataset at the outset.
"10 Years" settles into a sweet and sad ending, with enough hints of bitterness to keep it from being cloying.
INQUISITION DOCUMENTS In the 1490s the Inquisition in Portugal exiled a Jewish family named Cassuto, and its members spent the next 440 years settling and resettling around Europe.
Following the break, which became complete in the mid-1920s, Rank taught and practiced in the United States and Europe (chiefly Paris) for about 10 years, settling in New York City in 1936.
But life surprises, as does love, and the two ended up together for 40 years, settling in Marquette, a city of 21,000 by Lake Superior, on Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
He survived for a number of years, settling in England and becoming a British subject; he taught and lectured in Britain and the United States, including a term at Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, Ohio.
