Idiom: year after year
Meaning
Idiom: year after year
- every year for many years
Example sentences
— Year after year my kids give me ugly ties as Christmas gifts.
— I’ve been shopping at this store year after year because the service is so good.
— Year after year, we spent the holidays at my husband's parent's house but after they passed away we started going to Florida instead.
— We hated having to buy a new Christmas tree year after year, so we finally bought an artificial one.
— Are we going to have the same exact same debate year after year?
— Year after year, our daughter asks us to buy her a car for her birthday and this year she didn't ask but we've decided to give her one anyways.
— Year after year, these beautiful purple wild flowers bloom in our backyard.
— Year after year, the temperature of the earth has been rising and the rate of the change is rapidly increasing.
— Year after year, we have to explain the same procedures to staff members so I'm going to put together an instruction manual with photos.
— We used to spend the summer year after year at our cabin, but our children no longer want to go there.
Synonyms
- year in, year out
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