English verse has prevailedsince Dryden first gave it vogue.
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A deeper gloom than any that had prevailedsince the shipwreck fell upon them all.
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France refused to comply with the custom that had prevailedsince it was conceded by Henry IV.
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The oral storytelling tradition has prevailedsince Ancient Greece and the bedtime variant is its most precious iteration.
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Partly, he hoped to repair the poor relations with the army that had prevailedsince the Blomberg-Fritsch affair.
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I suppose, as Mr. Walker humorously remarked in his evidence, it has probably prevailedsince the days of Adam.
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That could end the gridlock that has prevailedsince Republicans won control of the House in 2010, party figures said.
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However, the extent to which SARS-CoV-2, influenza viruses and other causative viruses have prevailedsince implementing preventive measures is unclear.
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He is the first European leader elected on an explicit promise to challenge the austerity policies that have prevailedsince 2010.
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The calm which had fortunately prevailedsince Angut and his friends found refuge on the iceberg was not destined to continue.
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The uniform practice which has prevailedsince the establishment of the constitution, precludes all doubt respecting its true construction on this point.
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But, again, context is important: sterling remains roughly in the middle of a tight range that has prevailedsince the middle of May.