Sentence examples for 1983 from high-quality English sources.

• Atmosphere (Time-Life, 1983).

• He had been seeing her since 1983!”

• The 1983 conference confirmed the Bennites’ retreat.

• (Though Kitcher himself is not fond of the label (1983, 121–2).)

• Discovering Geology (Seven Hills, 1983).

• .), Juan Perón and the Reshaping of Argentina (1983); Joseph A.

• .), Handbook of Fiber Science and Technology (1983– ); and John E.

• And then, in September, 1983, Dan hired an assistant, Linda Kolkena.

Use 1983 in a sentence.

• The Axiom AFA was first studied by Marco Forti and Furio Honsell in 1983.

• Recorded on a cassette in 1983, it's just a single take of Prince brainstorming song ideas.

• A 1983 remake of François Truffaut’s The Man Who Loved Women with Andrews and Burt Reynolds in the lead…

• On October 21, 1983, he launched an invasion of the Caribbean nation of Grenada, where Cuban influence was growing.

• Newman's big win also means that for the first time since 1983, a Lipinski won't represent the Chicago suburbs in Congress.

• Vietnam War novels include Philip Caputo’s Del-Corso’s Gallery (1983), Charles McCarry’s The Tears of Autumn (1983), and Jayne A.

• In 1976 Neher returned to the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry, and from 1983 to 2011 he was director of its membrane biophysics department.

• The February 4, 1983 issue of Science contained a letter by critics of PE (Schopf & Hoffman 1983) and a reply (Gould 1983).

1983 sentence examples

• …through the ranks in the Nigerian military and by 1983 had achieved the rank of brigadier when he assisted Ibrahim Babangida in overthrowing Shehu Shagari, who had been elected to his second presidential term in 1983.

• He coached the Pontypool first team between 1969 and 1987, during which they were unofficial Welsh club champions on five occasions including a hat-trick of titles between 1983 and 1986 and the WRU National Cup in 1983.

• But although Grossman characterizes his book as an attempt to “bring Aristotle’s Categories up-to-date” (1983, xv), he is explicit in denying that he is making any claims about whether or not there are things belonging to any of the eight categories he distinguishes, taking this as beyond the scope of ontology (1983, 10–12).

• Collections of Sankara’s speeches, published posthumously, include Thomas Sankara Speaks: The Burkina Faso Revolution 1983–1987 (1988, reprinted 2001), Women’s Liberation and the African Freedom Struggle, 2nd ed. (2007), and We Are Heirs of the World’s Revolutions: Speeches from the Burkina Faso Revolution, 1983–87, 2nd ed. (2007).