Similar words: year after year, year, yearn, yearning, yearling, yearbook, next year, hearse. Meaning: [jɪr /jɪə ,jɜː] n. 1. a late time of life 2. a prolonged period of time 3. the time during which someone's life continues.
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31. African-Americans have been complaining about police harassment for years.
32. Thousands of years ago the surface was barren desert.
33. Her face hadn't altered much over the years.
34. Dinosaurs died out millions of years ago.
35. Over the years[sentencedict.com], the stone steps had worn smooth.
36. After two years he divorced his wife for desertion.
37. It takes years to gain a mastery of Japanese.
38. She mourned her dead child for many years.
39. In America, presidential elections are held every four years.
40. They've lived together in reasonable harmony for many years.
41. My father mined for ten years.
42. Beth shows a maturity way beyond her 16 years.
43. We were lovers for several years.
44. It's many years since Mount Vesuvius last erupted.
45. He had grown bitter as the years passed.
46. He worked in the Middle East for ten years.
47. My father has been dead for ten years.
48. A temple existed here hundreds of years ago.
49. The couple had been dating for almost three years.
50. It was the worst storm for years.
51. These things happened in the past years.
52. The college course was then cut to three years.
53. The development of this industry will take several years.
54. She struggled for years to find her true vocation.
55. A hundred years ago[sentencedict.com/years.html], Britain had a large empire.
56. I went to Beijing three years ago.
57. We have dealt with that firm for many years.
58. The fossils may be a million years old.
59. Paul's certainly mellowed over the years.
60. The inheritance kept them afloat for years.
More similar words: year after year, year, yearn, yearning, yearling, yearbook, next year, hearse, hearsay, yesteryear, in tears, fiscal year, rehearse, rehearsal, crocodile tears, yeah, yeast, harsh, sparse, hoarse, coarse, arsenal, varsity, hoarsely, Warsaw pact, catharsis, scholarship, solar system, parsimonious, ear.