Year used in a sentence

Year in a sentence as a noun

Sorry for the language, this has been boiling for more than two years now...

Both co-founders worked at Google for slightly more than a year.

You try telling a 6 year old that her daddy has cancer and will be dead before she turns 8.

Or a risk of 7 years, or up to 35 years, plus total bankruptcy if you really try to fight?

I've been nearsighted all my life, and once you hit 40 years old you stop being able to see things up close.

"No, you're ******* not working hard, you added the last ones a year and a half ago. EU countries are missing, for ***** sake.

I burned myself out once and it took at least 12 years to regain full productivity.

Spend another year or so A/B testing the gradients of your upgrade button.

Recently, on HN there was the article of the guy who didn't eat for a year - his BMP would have been similar.

This didn't seem like much, except to a young guy that joined the previous year and had done nothing but kick *** and take names.

It has now cost us a two-year window in which 70% of our internet traffic was potentially exposed.

[1] Something like 20k per year in London, which is a **** salary after 6 years in University.

It now 404's so I've posted it here:Stevey's Google Platforms RantI was at Amazon for about six and a half years, and now I've been at Google for that long.

It is completely disingenuous for Ortiz to maintain that 35 years/$1M wasn't the threat on the table, that we are rubes for thinking that this sticker price was material.

If you put yourself into an environment where you are constantly challenged and are working at the top threshold of your ability, then after a few years have gone by, your skills will have increased tremendously.

"Ultimately any sentence imposed would have been up to the judge" and had the judge thrown the book at him Ortiz & Heymann would have washed their hands: "Oh well, maybe the judge shouldn't have given him 8 years rather than 3, but that's what he gets for not plea bargaining.

Federal prosectors added nine new felony counts against well-known coder and activist Aaron Swartz, who was charged last year for allegedly breaching hacking laws by downloading millions of academic articles from a subscription database via an open connection at MIT. Ortiz today: Ultimately, any sentence imposed would have been up to the judge.