Sentence examples for years which have from inspiring English sources

During the next 13 years, which have often been termed "the Infamous Decade," the armed forces sponsored a conservative restoration.

They have fuelled a shopping spree and property boom in the past few years, which have speeded up economic growth.

This is a group whose members have seen striking falls in fertility for a few years, which have then stalled.

This "widescreen comic" paved the way for the superheroes of the last ten years, which have been very politically aware.

"It was time to have a look at those years, which have been vital for contemporary dance in France.

This deluge won't do away with the memory of the past few years, which have been bone-dry.

János Lázár, an aide to the Hungarian prime minister, Viktor Orbán, said: "It is the policies of the past 10 years which have led to this situation.

The cool conditions that have prevailed this summer are even more remarkable when compared to the last six years, which have seen very low September sea ice extents.

John Lewis says its Christmas ad campaigns over the past four years, which have included two star-crossed snowmen, have fuelled an average 16% lift in festive sales.

The projection was not far off; in the event Passion has backed 42 companies over the past four years — which have collectively raised £124 million.

"I would like to thank everyone at Perpignan for the past three years, which have been memorable," Hook told the Gloucester website. .