Sentence examples for years that form from inspiring English sources

With the escalation in the costs of political campaigns that has occurred in recent years, that form of censorship is on the increase.

It is the otherwise anonymous, little-heard voices of HLS students across the years that form the bulk of the collection studying for their exams, trying to remember their locker codes, and forging the opinions that have shaped legal discourse across the last two centuries.

"I was annoyed, but it was really those years that formed my character as a filmmaker," he said.

"Vintage" refers to champagne that comes from all one year, while "non-vintage" refers to champagne that has been made from a blend of years that forms a "house style".

Today, March 4th, the only date of the year that forms a full sentence — March forth!

"Once the class is formed in the beginning of an academic year, that class is formed for the next three years.

"Independent and family foundations have dominated the numbers for years, but I think it's fair to say that the boom years for that form of philanthropy are waning," said Sara L. Engelhardt, president of the center.

It can survive for years in that form, though it is sometimes uprooted and blown by the wind like a tumbleweed.

According to Felgenhauer, the decision is mainly based on the need to send home the one-year conscripts that form the backbone of the Russian army and focus energies on drawing up this year's class.

The fact that this was happening thousands of years ago suggests that forms of disbelief can exist in all cultures, and probably always have".

Instead, the scientists suspect that the answer lies in the biggest volcanic event of the past 500 million years — the eruptions that formed the Siberian Traps, the stairlike hilly region in northern Russia.