In each year the St. Louis Club occupied the leading position at the end of the season, while the other three followed close after the champions.
Following is a summary showing the results of each year's campaign since the organization of the League: 1876.
Such monopoly of the honors of each season's campaign, by one or two of the leading clubs of each year, materially lessens the public interest taken in the annual competition.
Such committee to be appointed at the annual meetings of each of said bodies to serve one year from the twentieth day of December of each year.
This tax is very small, and on low-priced cars is not more than $2 or $3 each year.
Yet he instituted, in each year, a fast of thirty days; and strenuously recommended the observance as a discipline which purifies the soul and subdues the body, as a salutary exercise of obedience to the will of God and his apostle.
The precincts of Mecca enjoyed the rights of sanctuary; and, in the last month of each year, the city and the temple were crowded with a long train of pilgrims, who presented their vows and offerings in the house of God.
In the same manner would be determined the natural assessment premium for each year of insurance.
Each year there is added to the fund the income earned on investments, and there is subtracted the amount of the losses for the year, until the death of the last member of the insured group.
Each year it is borne in solemn procession from the church of St. Augustine to the spot in which it was found, where a chapel has since been erected.
These two reals from each Chinaman for the license, each year, ought to be expended to pay the salary of the man appointed by the auditor, and for other matters.
Finally, the Mosaic system secured to servants, an amount of time, which, if distributed, would on an average be almost ONE HALF OF THE DAYS IN EACH YEAR.
Finally, the Mosaic system secured to servants, an amount of time which, if distributed, would be almost ONE HALF OF THE DAYS IN EACH YEAR.
Here, again, the condition precedent of the work of each yearis vital capital.
At the close of each year, and on birthdays, we've simply seen his name brought in, that's all.
But they likewise gave you a piece of land in the garden, and you also come in for the lion's share of rents, collected from various quarters, and of the annual allowances, apportioned at the close of each year.
The Communion shall be observed in the branch churches on the second Sunday in January and July of each year, and at this service the Tenets of The Mother Church are to be read.
Common year, each yearof 365 days, as distinguished from leap year.
Table of mortality, a table exhibiting the average relative number of persons who survive, or who have died, at the end of each year of life, out of a given number supposed to have been born at the same time.
The uncertainties of each year as to moisture and heat require a variety of ventures, so that no farmer dares confine himself to raising but a single crop.
September 1 was chosen as the beginning of each year, because that date is nearest the time when the new crop of the season appears in market and directly affects the price of such products in store.
This chart exhibits the average price of each of these three staples in September, December and May of each year.
Each year he found a new meaning in the cabalistic mysteries of numbers.
For he had dipped into mathematics, and consoled himself by the reflection that, according to the law of probabilities, each year he became the more irresistible.
The attacks of sickness average almost three for each man in each year.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "each year" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
