Sentence examples for 1965 from high-quality English sources.

• (1965).

• That insight was provided by Koopmans (1965) and von Weizsacker (1965).

• From 1965 to 2013, that law blocked hundreds of discriminatory laws and practices from going into effect.

• Because we’re talking voting rights, let’s hear from one of the voices most associated with the drive for ballot access in 1965.

• (1965).

• (1965), in which he also appeared.

• In May 1965 Israel and West Germany established diplomatic relations.

• Singapore left the coalition in 1965 to become an independent city-state.

Use 1965 in a sentence.

• …recently deceased star, and in The Family Jewels (1965), Lewis essayed seven roles.

• In The Identity of Man (1965) he sought to present a unifying philosophy of human nature.

• Dylan toured throughout 1965 and 1966 until a motorcycle accident caused him to stop touring.

• After the box-office failures of The Family Jewels and Boeing, Boeing (1965), Lewis left Paramount for…

• Destructive earthquakes struck Chile in 1960 and in 1965, at a time when the country was again struggling economically.

• But their work was attacked by George Dickie, Ted Cohen and Peter Kivy among others (Dickie 1965, Cohen 1973, Kivy 1975).

• His other full-length plays include Ride a Cock Horse (1965), Belcher’s Luck (1966), Flint (1970), After Haggerty (1970), Duck Song…

• for the Woody Allen movie (1965) of the same name and “Thunderball” for the James Bond movie (1965) of the same name.

1965 sentence examples

• March 31 at 2: “Poor Little Rich Girl” (1965). | March 31 at 3:30: “Restaurant” (1965). | March 31 at 5: “Vinyl” (1965). | April 1 at 3 and 6: “Outer and Inner Space” (1965).

• —died Sept. 22, 1965, Rye, N.Y., U.S.), engineer and designer of numerous long suspension bridges, including the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge over New York harbour, at its completion (1965) the longest single span in the world.

• The Wanderjahre for the Findlays continued in the Northern hemisphere after World War II at Newcastle on Tyne (1948–51), with an appointment as chair at Kings College, University of London (1951–1965), and with professorships at Carleton College (1965), the University of Texas (1966–67), Yale University (1967–73) and Boston University (1973–84).

• (For discussion of Austin’s approach to philosophical questions, with reference to his classification as an ordinary language philosopher, see Berlin 1973b; Cavell 1965; Garvey 2014; Grice 1989: 3–21; Gustafsson 2011; Hampshire 1960, 1965; Marion 2009; Martin ms (Other Internet Resources); Pears 1962; Pitcher 1973; Putnam 1994; Quine 1965; Searle 1966; Soames 2003: 171–219; Travis 1991; Urmson 1965, 1967; Urmson and Warnock 1961; Warnock 1973a, 1989: 2–10; White 1967.)