Sentences with phrase «than a decade apart»

Can both sides of your rivalry point to fourth - down miracles that led to conference championships, barely more than a decade apart?

Allen and Diane Keaton, re-teamed onscreen after more than a decade apart, play a married couple who fumble their way through an investigation into the mysterious death of a new neighbor whose husband is acting awfully suspicious.

December 24, 2013 • After more than a decade apart, the»90s band reconvened for a new album, Magic Hour.

With these new data, Loveless compares the results, more than a decade apart, with a surprising result: Not much has changed.

Not exact matches

Over the next several decades he ran more than 60 experiments involving more than 10,000 volunteers, all devoted to a single task: taking apart the controllable procedures and testing them one piece at a time.

For more than a decade, astrophysicists have grappled with evidence of a baffling force that seems to be pushing the universe apart at an ever - increasing rate.

Virus Genes «Less than a decade ago there was no reason to doubt that virus genetics and cell genetics were two different subjects and could be kept cleanly apart.

Leaving jokes aside about some older men being like shoes you buy in a charity shop that fall apart or are comfy shoes you feel safe in, does the author make any useful points on the question of whether men more than a decade older than you are different to date?

«It's Just Lunch has set up more than 2 million first dates over two decades... the service sets itself apart by focusing on low - stress dating scenarios with clear finish times.

«Skype for more than a decade now has been about bringing people together when they're apart, and keeping people connected is still our mission.

The first work to comprehensively review, cite, and synthesize five decades of research on separated couples, Long Distance Relationships is the definitive guide for the more than 3 million couples who have to be apart.