Sentence examples for years themselves from inspiring English sources

Like the teenage years themselves, it's simple-minded but mystifying.

They'd been holding on for years themselves, in the hope of selling to a big casino, and in the interim they'd been gutted by rising property taxes and ongoing decay.

He believes that Cuban gangsters often behave the way Italian gangsters did in the twenties, when they had been in the country only fifteen or twenty years themselves — extorting money from their own community's businessmen, for instance, and shooting at each other a lot in arguments over power.

Indeed, this effect disappears when we account for years while years themselves are unaffected by the inclusion of the estimation method dummy.

However, he said some councils had, over many years, themselves under funded on road maintenance and should manage their budgets wisely.

Interestingly, Cablevision was able to defend its remote DVR network in court (against, who else? Broadcasters!) by saying that it was the same thing consumers had been doing for years themselves (taping live television, recording the radio) — just moved to the cloud.

"The players have had a pretty good year themselves in the national set-up with the World Cup and obviously the Six Nations.

Calling themselves Meistersingers, they flourished for more than 500 years, organizing themselves into fraternities and following strict rules of poetry, music, and performance.

Most live with it for years, finding themselves shunned by their families and the community, and forced to isolate themselves.

Over the years, blacks themselves had embraced them as an engine of upward mobility.

These innovators, who have done stunning things with churches in recent years, position themselves as traditionalists.