Example sentences of "[conj] four years [unc] " in BNC.
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1 | The company is expected to offer shares to its employees when it is allowed to do so , and a Stock Market flotation could follow in ‘ two , three or four years ' time ’ according to Mr Smith . |
2 | The courses are of three or four years ' duration . |
3 | The course is of three or four years ' duration . |
4 | The course is of three or four years ' duration . |
5 | The course is of three or four years ' duration . |
6 | The course is of three or four years ' duration . |
7 | The course is of three or four years ' duration . |
8 | The course is of three or four years ' duration . |
9 | Normally a degree at a university ( apart from the Open University ) requires three or four years ' full-time study , but it may be taken as a four-year sandwich course , or in five to six years ' part-time study in other institutions . |
10 | It is not possible to forecast in more than very general terms what the job opportunities will be in three or four years ' time . |
11 | She had been teaching New Zealand , erm , not quite such a long training so she 's had three or four years ' experience . |
12 | And we the used to pick on a on some sort of a nice looking little boy or little girl to say the collection piece that was appealing and I ca n't remember what it was now but er probably about four verses of what they called a collection piece , just before they started to collect you see and erm I think I said that three or four years erm running almost , so I must been pretty well good at it . |
13 | Expectations of childhood and ways of treating babies changed rapidly in the 1950s , and perhaps the difference in perception between me and my sister is no more than four years ' difference in age , and a reflection of a change in expectation on the part of children themselves , learned from the altered practice of adults around . |
14 | Full-time provision includes courses of one to three and four years ' duration , some of which may be studied as separate ‘ end-on ’ courses and many of which provide opportunities for transfer of suitable students to degree courses . |