More Years In A Sentence

• These instants added more years to him than as many months that had gone before.
• Nearly three more years passed, and the founding of a confederacy was still delayed.
• The boy was only just nineteen, and that gave him two more years before he was twenty-one.
• His remuneration was twelve shillings a week, and on this he lived for two or more years.
• Here the rotation is grass two or more years, then a cleansing crop and a grain crop.
• The assiente agreement, which had been found so profitable, was continued for four more years.
• Twenty and more years ago there was a class of match-making on the Thames which is now obsolete.
• Having known more years, I am taught to let people look out for themselves very much.
• The sea is to my liking, I am still young, and can afford a few more years on the water.

• Madeleine has two more years here.
• Four more years went by.
• And more years rolled on.
• Two more years went by.
• Once more years spun away from him.
• A few more years of recuperation were needed.
• Two more years of adversity went by.
• And while he did so three more years passed by.
• So passed five more years.
• There are only three more years to run.
• Five more years of life remained to him.
• And yet some more years passed on.
• Twenty more years of life remained to him.
• I still have two more years to go there before graduation.
• More years sped swiftly and tranquilly away.
• Still it took two more years to close the war.
• She has taught public school one or more years.
• He might have added a few more years, with credence.
• Seven more years went by, and the boy gradually grew up.
• It will keep for five or more years in a cool, dry place.
• Five more years.
• Been in the country more years than he can number acquaintances.
• He will be a great warrior when he gathers a few more years.
• He continued to serve all of these churches four more years.
• And to think that the house cannot be sold for two more years!
• Are you going to put up with four more years of graft and crime?
• This made her appear his elder by more years than existed in fact between them.
• A lad of sixteen he was, but no more years of life were there for him.
• The trees were all seedlings and very large, probably 50 or more years old.
• He tricked Jacob and made him work seven more years for Rachel.
• Neighbor Walrus tells me, for more years than I have passed on this planet.

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