Example collocations logo

Decade in sentence

4218 examples of Decade in a sentence

My mother stumbled across it some time ago and recorded it for me claiming she had watched it over a decade ago and it stuck with her since.
First of all, I missed the 1970's look (furniture, clothes, cars, etc.) since I believe the 1970's was the ONLY decade that had style and taste (I hated the 1980's).
This show is probably the worst thing I've seen in a decade.
Here, though this film did not break the Box Office Records of the others (including MAENNERPENSION and KNOCKIN' ON HEAVEN'S DOORS), he shows us in more dimensions why he has been the phenomenon of popular German cinema this past decade, and probably beyond 2000.
Almost a decade after Wes Craven's original shocker - he directed this lesser known and largely inferior sequel.
Yep, the 80s were so cool I spent the entire decade drunk!
Ah, God bless the 1990's, frankly, it rocked growing up in this decade.
There is some trick photography, but nothing new; in fact, these tricks (superimpositions, stop substitutions, a fish tank between characters and the camera to represent being under the sea, a tilted camera to make them appear to be going up and down stream) had been in use for near a decade or more even by then.
Dane Clark is very good too, even if he never got past second fiddle to John Garfield-- then too, his strictly blue-collar personality was a poor fit for the upwardly mobile 1950's, and by that white-collar decade, he was gone.
This is one of my favorite movies of the last decade.
When I think of all the teen flicks during the early 90's, one that will stick in my head as an example of how this decade tried so hard to recreate the 80's teen classics, is Pump Up The Volume.
Murphy was too mature to play himself a decade later.
Now, apparently, it is the '80's that are making a comeback, as those who were kids in that decade begin to edge their way ever so reluctantly into middle age.
If you look carefully, you can see that many of the boys have struggled to turn their 70s hairstyle to match those over a decade earlier.
Today's jaded audiences might smirk at such examples as the shy boy finding the confidence to express himself through the help of a rebellious teacher, or the purity of youthful romance, but to the film's eternal credit, this was fresh ground after a decade of teen sex comedies.
The 80's were really the decade to live in!
Being that I was in my early 20s I remember very well the 80s, which was I need to be perfect decade.
Mario Bava's wicked slasher fantasies predate your Friday the 13th escapades by almost a decade.
Well, the concept remains same but not the action which makes Matrix one of the most watchable sci-fi movie of this decade.
In any given year there has to be one show that is the worst of the lot, but this show may well hold that distinction for the entire decade.
By the way, that was kind of the theme of the whole decade.
Marie Prevost is Helen Hayes, the prototype for Jean Harlow and her ilk in these films for the next decade.
Like many other sci-fi movies from that glorious decade -- the 1950s -- this one begins with some promise.
Crowe was great, and I was impressed by Pacino's performance, who I've admittedly lost confidence in over the last decade or so.
Perhaps this is an indication that there really hasn't been anything decent on British TV for the past decade, save for Ricky Gervais.
Although set in an apocalyptic future, this movie has everything 70s stamped all over it (made in 1971) including some laughable jive talk from Heston "come on, baby" but all the better for it as this was the decade of heightened paranoia, rebellion and cult factions.
With its sub-Gerry Anderson gadgets, its rousing 'Thunderbirds' style anthems, and its hokey un-special effects' this movie's production standards seem to hail from at least a decade earlier.
While it may not be the best movie ever made, but may will be one of the most important films of the decade.
Interestingly, Joseph Finnes is also outstanding in one of the films that I believe is among the best of the decade: "Shakespeare in Love."
In it, one can see many pastiches from earlier Fellini films, much as Ingmar Bergman cribbed ideas and scenes from his earlier masterpieces for his disastrously bad last film Saraband, the way Akira Kurosawa tossed random ideas together for Dreams, and the way Woody Allen has constantly reworked themes from his 1970s and 1980s great films into his last decade's worth of mostly mediocrities.
BackNext