In the 10 years since bitcoin's launch, the best years for the S&P have coincided with best years for bitcoin, he said.
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"Ugh, the best years of my life," she said (same!).
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"Their best years are going to be here," he said.
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And they will remain the best years of my life.
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"One of the best years was Shirley Bassey," he remembers.
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Mr. Manber knew that possibility was at best years away.
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"Really their best years are ahead of them," Melrose said.
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I played my best years at my boyhood club, Manchester United.
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"I wasted my best years in the Negro leagues," he said.
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Dolly Parton might be having one of her best years ever.
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Unfortunately, he never crossed paths with Penn in his best years.
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McDonald is having some of her best years as a pro.
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The metal was en route to its best years since 2009.
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The Dow, and Nasdaq had their best years in four years.
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A. It was four of the best years of my life.
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Plus, brochures like this would usher in some of Buick's best years.
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It's the best years of his life, why would you stop that?
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As a result, sometimes we lose the best years of our lives.
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For savers across the world, "the best years are over," Allianz said.
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It's one of the best years I've ever had in my life.
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The metal was en route to its best years since 2009. 2019.
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CNN had one of its best years, narrowing the gap with Fox.
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Her husband was having "one of his best years ever," she said.
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This was seven years of my life — the best years of my life.
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In The Best Years of Our Lives, planes symbolize the war left behind.
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"I've had this one all the best years in my life," he says.
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"The have been the best years of my life," she gushes to PeopleTV.
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Granted, "The Best Years of Our Lives" didn't confront queerness, but so what?
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Like Wright, Mattingly's best years had passed by the time he turned 26.
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We must have the confidence that our best years are ahead of us.
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Are we willing to write them all off into "their best years are past"?
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ZANE: 2018 was one of the best years for rap music of all time.
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Underrated hands like Christopher Daniels and Sonjay Dutt had their best years in TNA.
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In 1989, one of its best years, the publisher generated $1.3 billion in sales.
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But it's hard to shake the notion that his best years seem so inauthentic.
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As a Gen Xer, I grew up watching The Simpsons during its best years.
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Both metals were en route to their best years since 2009 and 2010, respectively.
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Tebow's best years are behind him before they were ever in front of him.
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He hit behind Keith for some of Keith's best years, including his M.V.P. year.
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In fact, my 40s have been some of the best years of my life.
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More telling, the number of Americans who say 6900 was one of the best years is the highest in three decades; for the first time since almost then a majority believe it was one of the best years or at least average.
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Hardware aside, Nintendo is also having one of its best years ever for new software.
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" The music legend opened her performance with her hit "The Best Years of My Life.
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There is no doubt in my mind that America's best years are ahead of us.
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"Best Years of My Life" is a caustic lament about time wasted in bad relationships.
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Because the 1990s weren't just the best years for America in the last half century.
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They were the best years for stated liberal priorities of any era since Lyndon Johnson.
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In trying to find enlightenment, they lost themselves and the best years of their lives.
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I think our copper sales into China are one of the best years we've seen.
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"The three years I spent there were the best years of my life," he said.
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But because Brand's best years were spent with the Clippers, I can't quite do that.
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Wallace's best years were behind him when he was traded to the Cavs in 2008.
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I could say that this is one of my best years in terms of results.
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"I feel like I haven't played the best years of my hockey," Simon, 36, said.
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"We've just had one of the best years we've had a long time," said Lovell.
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One of the hedge fund's best years came in 2013, when it returned 22 percent.
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"These won't be our best years, but they won't be our worst years either," he said.
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Anderson always looked far older than his age, even in his best years in the 1980s.
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In fact, 2018 is on pace to be one of the best years for dividend increases.
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Supporters of Ted Cruz picked best years that were similar to the party's trend over all.
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Having enjoyed early fame as a poet, he spent his best years in near-total eclipse.
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Pending home sales slowed in January following one of the best years in nearly a decade.
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Imports surge during the boom years, often rising by double digits in the best years of growth.
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Looking back at it however, I have to say those were the best years of my life.
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Those four years (or five, or six, or seven) are, arguably, the best years of your life.
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If you're counting 2018 as one of the best years in music, you must be new here.
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They say your 20s are the best years of your life — and in some respects that's true.
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These are—and I'm quoting Renato Zero [a famous Italian singer] "the best years in our lives".
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Recent polling suggests that the majority of Americans believe the nation's best years are in the past.
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The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all had their best years in four years in 2017.
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Hamilton, 35, who has struggled with drug addiction, alcoholism and injuries, had his best years in Texas.
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I lost the best years of my life, years in which people build careers and raise families.
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Prior to the injury, Crosby had been expected to have one of the best years of his career.
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He says he has given his best years to the mines, and emerged with nothing but his illness.
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He observed that in Napa Valley, even in the best years, it was difficult to ripen grapes fully.
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It gave us the best years of Britney Spears, Paris Hilton, and, depending on who you ask, Beyoncé.
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At the time of his death, Chapman was enjoying one of the best years of his career, batting .
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The Best Years of Our Lives is BROCKHAMPTON's fourth album after the three volumes of their SATURATION trilogy.
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The recent weakness in the sector comes after one of its best years since the dot-com bubble.
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"This will go down as one of the better, if not best years of my career," Lester said.
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Adam Eaton grew up in Ohio and identified with Lofton, whose best years were with the Cleveland Indians.
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Having already fought his best years as a lightweight, Duran finally moved up to welterweight to fight Leonard.
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Those are some of the best years of my life, and it's all documented for my children to see.
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I spent three years here at BU — three of my best years for sure in my life so far.
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Even the best years for stocks typically see at least a 5- to 10-percent gut check or two.
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Between 133 and 2014, which were some of the best years for dividend increases, investors were hungry for yield.
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Doing so has been a very solid investment and we're experiencing one of our best years yet in 2019.
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MarketsFor a typical US balanced fund (60/40), 2019 has been one of the best years since the 1990s.
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I have spent the best years of my life waiting for things to happen, not being proactive enough maybe.
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"These have been the best years of my life," Judge Scheindlin, 69, said in an email to her colleagues.
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Even after his best years with the Lakers, O'Neal was still a nightly 18-9 player from 2004-2009.
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But I'm proud of the arc: I had two of my best years at age 20 and age 40.
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She reminds me of my 60-year-old mom who openly questions whether her best years are behind her.
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And I always make a point of saying the college years are not the best years of their lives.
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Yet the construction program required here would be about as fast as China's best years for wind and solar.
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Wyler's portrait of mentally and physically disabled veterans in "The Best Years of Our Lives" won seven Oscars in 1947.
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Shout out to Sophie Turner for one of the best years of TV acting we've seen in a long time.
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At 2 percent, GDP growth "doesn't match our best years, but it's pretty damn good," he said in Politico's article.
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Frankfurt, by contrast, had one of its best years in terms of issue volume since the turn of the century.
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In fact, the Volt's best years for sales were 2012 and 2013, when sales topped out at roughly 23,000 vehicles.
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I've had some great years as a player, but these years coming up are going to be my best years.
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And keep a little Pauly positivity in your life, and just know that the best years are yet to come.
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Others were so feared that they were probably discarded, spending the best years of their lives in the trash heap.
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But here's the thing no one tells you about your 20s: They're not the best years because they're necessarily good.
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But the list of stars players who joined James' teams long after their best years were over is far longer.
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I'm starting to think that the whole "twenties are the best years of your life!" thing is a huge myth.
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"The Best Years of Our Lives" (1946) The definitive movie about soldiers returning home from war, filled with touching moments.
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""At a certain point I said, &aposMan, did I trade in my best years of music to become an actor?
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She describes 2009 as one of her best years as a runner (she was named IAAF Female Athlete of the Year).
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Experts estimate that this year will one of the best years for new grads, from a hiring perspective, in recent memory.
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"I lost the best years of my life here," del Vizo said, holding her hands up to show her arthritic knuckles.
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She had spent even their best years holding still, watching for truths in Falyne's face as if for a rare bird.
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While critics continuously rave that this is the one of the best years of television ("peak TV"), I beg to differ.
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Revenue was also above Street forecasts, with Deere calling 2016 one of its 10 best years despite a very difficult market.
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Their best-known player was Cleber Santana, a midfielder whose best years were spent in Spain with Athletico Madrid and Mallorca.
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But as we approach Easter, in faith we can dare to say that Notre Dame's best years may still lie ahead.
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Stock picking is making a comeback as active investors are on pace for one of their best years in a decade.
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Some 43 percent outperformed in 2018, according to BofAML, in one of the best years since the rally began in 2009.
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And like most people, who build the world with their sweat and strain, he had his best years taken from him.
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CONTRACT SIGNINGS DIP IN JANUARY: Pending home sales slowed in January following one of the best years in nearly a decade.
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In one of the best years for the American economy in recent memory, Penn barely made more profit than it owed.
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Another agent, Ken Mirr, founder of Mirr Ranch Group, says 2018 was one of his firm's best years ever, as well.
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The RSLC had one of its best years it's ever had, and we look forward to building on that in 2020.
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In recent years, he has struggled with injuries and personal troubles, leading some to suggest his best years were behind him.
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"We've never had seizure control, but 83 and 2015 were the best years of seizure control that we've had," the father said.
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Hart described her time on Sabrina The Teenage Witch as the best years of her life, but is skeptical about the reboot.
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Napoli, who at age 34 is having one of the best years of his career, with 29 home runs and 83 RBIs.
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After working at Apple during some of the company's best years, Kocienda looks back at what makes Apple such a special place.
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Prior to managing United, Van Gaal had managed Bayern from 2009-11, a period that coincided with some of Schweinsteiger's best years.
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Consumer spending surged in the middle of last year, helping the economy to one of its best years of the past decade.
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"We&aposre having probably the best years that we&aposve ever had in our country, and I just got impeached!" he said.
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The Fed cut interest rates three times in 2019, helping to drive the market to one of its best years in decades.
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Miami is now his fourth team in four years, an unusual path for a superstar in the best years of his career.
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"He had one of his best years as a G.M.," said the agent Scott Boras, who has dealt with Alderson for decades.
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They're choosing to spend the best years of their lives here, and making London the most buzzing, international, thriving city in the world.
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The question really set camp in my brain this year, one of the best years for the genre, if not arguably the best.
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The rare interior scene in Best Years has three men gathering in front of a projected image to look at the landscape below.
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" Ross serenaded the crowd with a performance that included her classic songs, "The Best Years of My Life" and "Reach Out And Touch.
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The member favored compensation based on a dealer's two best years as the past two years suffered from a scarcity of new models.
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I've said this many times throughout 2017, a year rivaling some of gaming's best years, but folks, there's yet another game to love.
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Even in her best years, when Mary Pierce won the Australian and the French Opens, she never made it past Flushing's fourth round.
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For those who had served, who had lost friends, lived with disability and sacrificed the best years of their lives, commemoration seemed due.
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Even as the Mariners' hopes dwindled, as even Ichiro left, Felix stayed, giving his best years to a franchise that often seemed lost.
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You could say that Adam and Bridget Spoerri were having one of the best years of their lives, until it suddenly became the worst.
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State budget analysts anticipate continued growth in coming years, though at a slower rate than in the best years of the current economic recovery.
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As a result, many major analysts missed one of the best years of this history-making bull market that continues to make new highs.
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A decade from now, there's a good chance we'll look back at 03 as one of the best years ever for new game releases.
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There's a reason Jiro made his apprentices waste away the best years of their lives while he kept making all the sushi for customers.
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If he feels the Bucks are not closer to contending for a championship, would he consider other teams to capitalize on his best years?
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The S&P 500 is having one of its best years since the turn of the century, up more than 25% year-to-date.
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The constitution has helped to bring Spain the best years since its Golden Age in the 16th and 17th centuries, when it dominated the world.
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During his best years in Atlanta, Smith guarded the best opposing player every night, whether they were a shooting guard, small forward, or power forward.
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There's a good chance we're going to look back at 2017 as one of gaming's best years, and we're only halfway to the finish line.
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One Republican on K Street confessed anonymously to The Hill that he had some of his best years financially in 2628, while Democrats controlled government.
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Bologna is a barely edible meat product that parents feed to children mostly to subconsciously punish them for stealing the best years of their lives.
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This year has been one of the best years for the stock market in history — and it's not just U.S. stocks that have been rising.
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"For all he's accomplished, we think his best years are ahead of him," Danny Ainge, the Celtics' president for basketball operations, said in a statement.
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If both, the 2017 and 2018 figures materialize, "2017-18 would be the best years for European earnings since the global finance crisis," the bank said.
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The constitution, which ushered in democracy after Franco's long dictatorship (and was approved overwhelmingly by Catalans), has given Spain the best years of its modern history.
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Everybody's path is different, of course, but now I'm uncomfortably into my mid-24s, I've come around to the whole "best years of your life" thing.
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My years parenting, from when my first child was born until my second child went to university, were by far the best years of my life.
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But as a lifetime member of the lesbian community, I've spent my best years surrounded by women who span a massive spectrum of identity and style.
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The footage of him during his best years as a wrestler is grainy or overexposed, coming from darkened house shows in local coliseums around the South.
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The elegantly bruised ballad "Best Years of My Life" shows a woman coping with the realization that she's settled for a stable yet deeply unsatisfying life.
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Helped by the Federal Reserve's decision to ease up on interest-rate increases, stocks are on a pace for one of their best years in decades.
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He recovered from a broken bone in his right foot that cost him much of last season to post one of the best years of his career.
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Jericho's promo, about how his run with Owens was one of the best years in his career, seemed legitimately heartfelt, going beyond the demands of the story.
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At Billboard's Women in Music event last December, she called it one of the "best" years of her career and one of the "worst" of her life.
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But even as I mindlessly scrolled through Instagram or Reddit, I felt the existentialist dread of knowing that I was misusing the best years of my life.
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She once said the best years of her life were when she was on the Hazen High School Drill Team, helping her squad win the state competition.
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The time I spent getting my MBA on our leafy campus by the fountainhead of the River Rand constituted two of the best years of my life.
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Keith Van Horn (22, 76ers) played only eight seasons but was very productive, averaging nearly 20 points and 9 rebounds in his best years with the Nets.
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After the S&P 500 posted one of its best years in decades in 2019, many market strategists are predicting only modest upside for stocks this year.
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" Yet his best years were, as Mr. Freeman recalled during the show's installation, "the moment when the art market as we know it today came to be.
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The 70 consecutive months of private sector job creation is a record; 2015 and 2014 were the second-best and best years of 21st-century job creation.
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"I was an average player — I was never anything special — but the best years of my life were here with the Predators," he told the Nashville Post.
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A student of medieval European river transport, Naruhito spent two years at Oxford University, a time he has described as some of the best years of his life.
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"The two fiscal years following [Johnson's] engagement have been the best years in the history of Starbucks coffee company," Schultz said, attributing some of that performance to Johnson.
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Prediction: He signs a cheap, one-year deal with the Lightning, because if there is one thing Tampa loves, it's ex-Rangers with their best years behind them.
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Although 2017 has been one of the best years for games in memory, calling Breath of the Wild the best game of the year feels like insufficient praise.
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All told, "The total return for high-yield this year will probably be one of, if not the, best years for high-yield since the crisis," Bhatia said.
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"Israel's economy (in 2016) ended one of its best years ever and the strengthening of the shekel is a direct result of the strong economic data," Kahlon said.
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Now 42, Mr. Williams, who is British, started the brand at 24, an age when he had already realized, he said, that his best years were behind him.
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His has been a career spent drifting in the wind, his best years marred by an actual in-arena brawl, his remaining years consistent only in their inconsistency.
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Still, I tried not to imagine that I might be wasting the best years of my sex life because I was too many things to too many people.
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This year with the Knicks, however, Noah does not look like the man who helped provide the Bulls with their best years of the post-Michael Jordan era.
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" Joseph R. Perella, Chairman of Perella Weinberg Partners, stated, "In our 11th year, we continue to grow and are having one of the best years for our franchise.
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Some team officials have quietly suggested that Kaepernick's best years are behind him, while others said they did not want to sign him to serve as a backup.
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The dean of pessimism is Robert J. Gordon, professor at Northwestern University, who concludes in "The Rise and Fall of American Growth" that our best years are over.
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Sifford became the first black professional golfer to break the color barrier, but although he went on to win two PGA events, his best years were behind him.
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World War II veterans commonly speak of their time in the military, when they felt deeply connected to a meaningful goal, as the best years of their lives.
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"I'm here to tell you to avoid putting your ladder on someone else's wall and then spending the best years of your life climbing it," the author adds.
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Oakley said 2018 as a whole was one of the best years for leasing activity in the City since Savills began compiling the data in the early 1990s.
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Airing from 1993 to 1995, those seasons featured such storylines as the rise of the Green Ranger, and are considered some of the best years of the show overall.
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The marketplaces still aren't back to where they were in their best years — 2015 and 2016, when only a handful of ACA customers didn't have a choice of insurers.
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"I want to say that I find it interesting that this has been one of the best years of my career and the worst of my life," she said.
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He was muscle-bound, like so many players then and now, and his best years came during the era of rampant steroid use, before baseball began testing in 2003.
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Ms. Ebert said the best years of her life were spent with S.J. after their retirement, when they took the scenic routes to her poetry gatherings around the country.
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James is James until he's not, and at age 32, he's turning in one of his best years ever and looks to have lost exactly zero off his fastball.
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"Coming back after Daniel I had one of my best years ...(but) I was quite a few years younger (than Serena)," Court told Reuters in an interview on Thursday.
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I knew I didn't want to lose the best years with my child, who now needed me to be present in the moment, to be engaged, to have energy.
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The adage that "these are the best years of your life" often falls deaf on young ears, especially if they're attached to a body that's having a shitty time.
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THE FIRST YEAR -- LOOK, RICK, THE FIRST YEAR OF THIS PRESIDENCY HAS BEEN ONE OF THE BEST YEARS IN THE ECONOMIC SYSTEM – ANY PRESIDENT OF HISTORY – THIS IS HISTORY.
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Despite the fact that 2019 was one of the best years ever for women directors, the pool of nominees in the Best Director category didn't include a single woman.
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He's the gamer who's thrown away the best years of his life searching for the final level only to find a kill screen that's nothing but a blinking cursor.
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Meanwhile, the wife in "Best Years of My Life" is married, bored, miserable, singing her pain over waves of rippling pedal steel and plucked arpeggios that echo throughout the space.
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"The past five years of my life, from age 32 to 37, have been the best years of my life...the hardest years I've had so far," Jenny tells Christene.
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A student of water transport, he graduated from Gakushuin University and then spent two years at Oxford, which he has described as some of the best years of his life.
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LANDIS It captures what everybody considers the best years of your life — the first time you're independent and feel a tremendous sense of freedom, but before all the responsibilities come.
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" During the proposal, the radio host then got down on one knee and sweetly told his wife, "Darling, you know you have given me the best years of my life.
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That Iraq seems unlikely to produce another "The Best Years of Our Lives" has as much to do with changes in Hollywood craft as with the divisiveness of the war.
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The result: China's "lost generation" who squandered their best years in the countryside -- and a scarred nation that would see its talent pool and social cohesion suffer for years to come.
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I learned a great deal about the impact of wars on those who fight them from the 213 film The Best Years of Our Lives and, more recently, The Hurt Locker.
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Even beyond that shared moment, though, both The Best Years of Our Lives and "Nosedive" are—deep down—about status-obsessed societies and the individuals who learn to buck the norm.
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Attendance leaguewide fell, but it perked up in 22004, when Manny Ramirez, the outfielder who had his best years with the Boston Red Sox in the early 22011s, played in Taiwan.
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And though he spent the best years of his career at lightweight, it's now known that this looming comeback will occur at featherweight, where he was so recently demolished by Edgar.
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Khan has ended up squandering his best years waiting for what he felt he deserved: the chance to show what he could do, the chance to be the golden boy again.
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"I've had the three best years of my life at Oklahoma State and I've learned so much not only as a player but as a person," said the 21-year-old.
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The performance also came with the announcement, via Fallon, that their upcoming fourth album will now be called The Best Years of Our Lives, as opposed to PUPPY, as originally announced.
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Jay Inslee, the chair of the Democratic governors' group, said Democrats are "excited, fired up" and expect "one of the best years we've had in a long time" in governors' races.
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Still, this is a series with a strong track record, to say the least, and Odyssey may well prove to be the perfect cap on one of Nintendo's best years in memory.
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Correction August 6th, 10:00PM ET: The story has been corrected to note that The Best Years of Our Lives used a projector, not a green screen, which hadn't been invented yet.
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The 1970s were his best years, when he moved from Chicago to the Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles and flew in a black Playboy jet with attendants in ultra-brief black leather.
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He had some of his best years as an Oiler, including a 13-goal season in 1003-81, and was the team's captain until Wayne Gretzky took over the duties in 1983.
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I was pretty lukewarm on previous singles from The Best Years of Our Lives, the boyband's upcoming record, but "1997 Diana," a cut they dropped earlier today, has changed my mind completely.
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This moment, now, is the best years of our lives, which will never come back — and people with much less than I have have managed to make a mark on the world.
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After one of the best years for the stock market that Cramer can remember, he wanted to get a better snapshot of the gains (and see what's ahead) by looking at the .
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Even though it's shaping up as one of Wall Street's best years ever, Oppenheimer Asset Management's John Stoltzfus warns there's still plenty of investors who want to get out of losing trades.
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Next to rare bills used during the country's best years — and now protected carefully by plastic vault-like envelopes — was a glass shelf where crinkled, more recent notes had been carelessly shoved.
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I sleep well at night knowing that I'm setting up a financially secure future for myself, but I wish I didn't have to sacrifice the best years of my life for a paycheck.
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Indie developers, blockbuster studios, virtual reality tinkerers, and creators who defy labels: all corners of the industry contributed to one of the strangest, most varied, and best years in the medium's short history.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Julia Roberts was named People magazine's world's most beautiful woman for a record 5th time on Wednesday, but the actress said she thought her best years were yet to come.
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"And so began the best job and the best years of my life," she writes in the piece, which includes personal stories from Cindy Crawford, Robert De Niro, Newt Gingrich and Ann Coulter.
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"I've grown tired of spending the best hours of my day in front of a glowing rectangle, of coloring the best years of my life in swaths of grey and beige," he wrote.
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I said no, I didn't want to do it because I'm going to waste the best years of my career on something that nobody's even going to know that I'm a part of.
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He has won it twice before; he's having one of his best years since 2488, and while he is there he will add a gleaming custom-made Ferrari to his fleet of 214.
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With all his ineptitude and lack of Ivy League degrees, and off color comments and best years long behind him, they are starting to accept that he may just be their best bet.
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" Diana Ross, appearing in a wide, lacy red gown, celebrated her 75th birthday with two hits from her solo career, "The Best Years of My Life" and "Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand).
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Terminal value can take two paths: assuming that a company will continue to have a normalized growth rate even after its best years are over, or it assigns a takeout price for the firm.
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One thing Brian said that will always stick with me is that the final few years of his life, the years in which he was battling cancer, were the best years of his life.
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One Fernandez supporter at the rally, Gustavo Sanchez, a teacher from the northern Buenos Aires suburb of Tigre, said her presidency marked some of Argentina's best years and he lamented the change in government.
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The world economy is set for one of its best years since the global financial crisis, with both developed and emerging countries growing while inflation is still subdued and monetary conditions remain largely accommodative.
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Daniel P. Tully, who rose through the ranks at Merrill Lynch to steer it through the 59s, during some of the firm's best years, died on Tuesday at a daughter's house in Darien, Conn.
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And while oil companies are taking the first, tentative steps toward drilling in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge after Congress approved it last year, meaningful production from the region is, at best, years away.
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Looking back, you will find that the best years of, say, scuba-diving or doing carpentry were those you spent on the learning curve, when there was exaltation in the mere act of doing.
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After one of the best years for the stock market that CNBC's Jim Cramer can remember, he wanted to get a better snapshot of the gains (and see what's ahead) by looking at the .
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After the US's entry into World War II, Hollywood filmmaker William Wyler (best known today for The Best Years of Our Lives, Roman Holiday, and Ben-Hur) volunteered for the US Army Air Forces.
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The bar was high for Macy's heading into the holiday season, as many investors have been unsure if there's still room for growth for the retailer, or if its best years are already behind it.
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"The Best Years of Our Lives" in 1946 featured down-on-his-luck vet Dana Andrews coming to terms with his life as he climbed into a bomber about to be chopped up for parts.
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" And today he released a new track "30 Hours" that opens, "My ex says she gave me the best years of her life, I saw a recent picture of her I guess she was right.
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Taking a gamble on a very good player in his early twenties makes it more likely that a team will enjoy his best years, in his late twenties, especially if he becomes an extraordinary footballer.
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Maybe it's getting them access to some kind of pension system, so that after donating the best years of their life to raising the farm they have some restful years to enjoy what they earned.
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Even in L.S.U.'s best years over the past two decades under Nick Saban and then Les Miles — years that included two national championships — the team struggled at the highest-profile position on the field.
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"Sustained low wind energy prices and solid growth in installations helped make 2015 one of the best years for our nation's renewable energy market," said Acting Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, David Friedman.
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Some investors wonder whether the best years may now be behind T-Mobile, whose shares have risen nine-fold from the low they hit after the global financial crisis to a peak of $68 in June.
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At 6 foot 19633 inches (188 cm) and 200 pounds (91 kilograms) during his playing days, Staub had some of his best years as a member of the Montreal Expos, who later became the Washington Nationals.
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But not everyone is so willing for the best years of their young lives to be spent in uniform, often in dangerous armed conflict, taking part in an aggressive military policy that many Israelis disagree with.
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But some investors wonder whether the best years may now be behind T-Mobile, whose shares have risen ninefold from the low they hit after the global financial crisis to a peak of $68 in June.
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Working against Germany's calamitously pro-cyclical "Spardiktat" (fiscal austerity), the European Central Bank has nursed the euro area economy and its financial system to one of the best years since the euro's adoption 19 years ago.
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The heroic airman in "The Best Years of Our Lives" returned to work as a soda jerk in another; ennobled by the theater of war, he chafed at his diminishment in the feminine one of trade.
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But on the cold mornings when I'd be walking to school, smoking wonky roll ups down Hackney Road and listening to Horses on my iPod, I'd tell myself that my best years were yet to come.
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"Israel's economy (in 2016) ended one of its best years ever and the strengthening of the shekel is a direct result of the strong economic data," Kahlon said, referring to a 4 percent growth rate last year.
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I also got to move back to my hometown and experience one of the best years in Cleveland history — from the Cavaliers' World Championship, to the city's first championship parade, to the largest event outside of the Olympics.
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LONDON, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Euro zone investments have turned in one of their best years since the single currency was born in 1999, confounding many who had bet on the bloc to be the disaster play of 2017.
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"It is clear this was one of the best years for maize, thanks to good summer rainfall, an increase in the area planted, as well as higher yields," said Wandile Sihlobo, an economist at the agricultural business chamber.
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ET, TNT ABOUT THE ROCKETS (11-12): Mike D'Antoni's teams were never known for stifling the other team's scoring total, but his best years with the Phoenix Suns included a defense that limited the opponent's field-goal percentage.
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"The last 30 years have been the best years in Poland in the last 300 years," said Jacek Bendykowski, the president of the Gdansk Foundation and a member of the Young Poland Movement during the fight against Communism.
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Messi has repeatedly said he wanted to play the best years of his career at Barcelona, before perhaps making a return to his native Argentina, which he left at 13 to attend Barcelona's famed training academy, La Masia.
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She got through the retrospective gratitude of "The Best Years of My Life" (despite an ill-advised upward key change) and an arm-waving singalong of "Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand)," as she strolled through the audience.
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"I want to say that I find it interesting that this has been one of the best years in my career and, like, the worst of my life," Grande told the crowd at Pier 36 in New York City.
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With sales of new vehicles moderating slightly after the four best years the industry has ever seen in the U.S., dealers and auto executives are watching whether consumers will be more resistant to the steady increase in new car prices.
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You could not pick two better works of art to send into the future to express American hopes and anxieties in 1946 than It's a Wonderful Life and the year's Best Picture winner, the aforementioned Best Years of Our Lives.
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"I really do believe that if we pull together, if we act like the United States of America, America's best years can still be ahead of us," Clinton told congregants at Greater Imani Cathedral of Faith in Memphis on Sunday.
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Partly as a result of the growth, euro zone investments have turned in one of their best years since the single currency was born in 230, confounding many who had bet on the bloc to be the disaster play of 235.1.
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Then, in July, when the trials came and went without any word on his citizenship, Cheserek found himself in an unexpected predicament: Stateless and with little idea why, he faced spending some of his best years sitting on the bench.
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"Flu vaccines are not a panacea, and do not prevent all cases of flu, even in the best years, when there are no manufacturing problems and the match is perfect," Roger Baxter, at the Kaiser Permanente Vaccine Study Center, told Belluz.
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"We'd argue that in 2018, an aggressive Fed quashed one of this decade's best years of growth, while this year, the Fed elevated asset prices despite broadly slowing growth-something we identified well in 2018 but missed this year," he wrote.
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The best years of his political life had started in the 21924s, when he and his best friend, Theodore Roosevelt, had agitated and conspired for war with Spain and for that momentous break with isolation, the acquisition of the Philippines.
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There are lots of trends taking place that are changing everybody's businesses, so we worked through that and I would say, given the circumstances that we were working with, one of the best years we've ever had as a company.
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The fourth-quarter slowdown wasn't as severe as many forecasters had feared, and even with the loss of momentum late in the year, 22020 as a whole was among the best years of the decade-long recovery from the Great Recession.
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Though in its best years, the show functioned as an examination of the tension between political optimism and pragmatic reality, it eventually succumbed to wish fulfillment; in the generally exemplary final season, all of its characters got what they wanted, mostly.
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Rouhani told parliament on Sunday that Iran aimed to attract $30-50 billion of foreign capital in the next five years to boost annual economic growth, now near zero, to 8 percent - a level achieved by Asia's "dragon" economies in their best years.
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We can only hope that the commissioner's recent statement on the questionability of those results, whatever they were, will put to rest questions about the veracity of a player who had his best years under the current testing protocol and never once failed.
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As much as we like to think about college as the best years of our lives, getting to and making it through college is no small accomplishment — especially for those of us who were the first in our family to get a degree.
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President-elect Trump apparently doesn't fully grasp the scope of clean energy manufacturing and employment in the U.S. In recent years, clean energy has been surging globally, with over $285 billion in total global investments in 2015, one of its best years ever.
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Charlie Morton has posted the two best years of his career, Gerrit Cole allowed fewer hits and struck out more than he ever has — leading baseball with 12.4 strikeouts per nine innings — and Justin Verlander has rediscovered his Cy Young form at 35.
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Intriguingly, while winter and all it implies loom large here, they are gently offset by a glimpse of the film "The Best Years of Our Lives" playing on a computer as the sounds of a deeply unexpected love song fill a lonely room.
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Ms. Marion recorded a conversation with Mr. Loukos — later released by Mediacities, a French news website — in which he said that she had "done quite a bit" during her five years at the company, but that her best years were behind her.
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"We'd argue that in 2018, an aggressive Fed quashed one of this decade's best years of growth, while this year, the Fed elevated asset prices despite broadly slowing growth-something we identified well in 2018 but missed this year," he wrote in November.
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"Economic fundamentals still remain exceedingly sound here in 2017 and you do not need Trump's pro-growth fiscal agenda for this to be one of the best years for growth since the recovery started," argued Tom Porcelli, chief U.S. economist at RBC Capital Markets.
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Perfume will waft down Spruce Street, expensive heels will scrape hardwood floors of chapter houses, and young women will still strive to be a part of a coveted "sisterhood," one they believe holds the key to truly living out the best years of their lives.
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"I spent one of the best years of my life in South Dakota right after 28500/6900 working in a state that President [George W.] Bush had won by 2628 points two years before," Green, co-founder of the Progressive Change Committee, told Hill.
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Koetter was credited with getting the most out of the Atlanta offense in Matt Ryan's best years, and he has pledged to be more aggressive on offense as a head coach, although that can be filed under Something Every New Head Coach Has Said.
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"He's put 20 years of his life, the best years of his life into the Navy, and this affects what his retirement paycheck and benefits would be for the rest of this life and his ability to provide for his family," said Gallagher's lawyer, Tim Parlatore.
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One of the reasons Hendrix went there in the first place was because the composer Handel called it home for 36 years in the 18th century, and he enjoyed his best years there: writing and performing his opus Messiah and eventually dying in those same four walls.
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"I know with all my heart that our best years could be ahead of us, but that requires us to reject the kind of demagoguery and insults that we're hearing too much of in our political life right now," she told supporters in downtown Columbia Friday.
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Not to wallow in memories of our so-called best years, as powerfully bright as they now appear from the other side of teenage tribulations; but to make new ones while we can, accepting that there are no barriers to this, save for those we place ourselves.
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Mr Askwith says he can think of only one other world-famous athlete who risked the best years of his career by resisting a government: when Muhammad Ali, the great American boxer who died on June 3rd, refused to serve in the Vietnam war (see article).
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It is only now, having been held to account by the Service to which I devoted the best years of my life, that I am driven in age and bewilderment to set down, at whatever cost, the light and dark sides of my involvement in the affair.
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"The effects have been that we've had one of our best years ever if you just go through the first three quarters of the year," Gavriella Schuster, the Microsoft corporate vice president in charge of the company's One Commercial Partner group, told CNBC in an interview.
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According to Kornbluth's research, the department had a 22012 percent confession rate for murder suspects, a number three or four times higher than most American homicide squads' best years—and there were allegations that officers would break all sorts of eggs in order to make that omelette.
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Hearing Spielberg talk about William Wyler's The Best Years of Our Lives (which he has clearly studied in great detail) or del Toro dissect Frank Capra's It's a Wonderful Life would be enough to make the documentary worth watching, even without all the rarely seen combat footage.
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The popularity of "Thank U, Next" played a huge role in 2018 being one of the best years for Grande professionally but one of the worst personally, an opinion she revealed when she accepted the Woman of the Year award at Billboard's Women in Music event last Thursday.
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Euro zone investments have turned in one of their best years since the single currency was born in 1999, astonishing many who had bet on the bloc to be a potential disaster play this year in the face of several key elections and the perceived rise of anti-euro populism.
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I have adjusted it (and therefore the gender crosstab) so that the overall ANES congressional poll result matches the final outcome in each year.) The two best years for Democrats before this year were the 1974 and 1982 midterms when Democrats won among women by about 14 and 17 points respectively.
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They are more likely to be angry at an intern than under the thumb of an oppressive boss; and if they ever were that intern, nostalgia and the brain damage of years in Washington are likely to color their memories of that experience as The Best Years of their Lives.
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He gave them the best years of his career at a discounted price and, in return, the Islanders let him down with inept, inadequate, and unqualified management that should have read the writing on the wall when Tavares refused to put pen to paper on a contract extension before last season's trade deadline.
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The pattern for supporters of Bernie Sanders was a little different from that of Hillary Clinton supporters: The main difference is that Mr. Sanders's voters were more likely to pick a year from the 1960s, and more of the Clinton supporters chose best years in the 1990s, when her husband was president.
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All-Star seasons: 1 — 1995-96Years with LeBron: 3 — 2010-2013Career stats: 13.4 points, 6.1 rebounds, 2.2 assists, 46.9% FGOther awards: All-NBA (1995-96)One thing to know: Howard's best years came well before James entered the NBA, but he was nonetheless a solid presence at power forward and small-ball center for much of his career.
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Simon Rosenberg, president of NDN, formerly the New Democrat Network, a pro-Democratic think tank, wrote, "In All Important Florida, Democrats Lose Ground With Hispanic Voters" a month after the 2125 election: In an election where Democrats had one of their best years ever with Hispanic voters across the country, Florida Democrats saw their Hispanic numbers decline.
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Harold Russell in The Best Years of Our Lives: Winner, Best Supporting Actor, 653 Technically speaking, Russell was in one film before he played Homer Parrish in the movie about men returning home from World War II. The real-life vet who lost both hands in the war appeared in a military educational film first, catching the attention of director William Wyler.
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The political fights of Muhammad Ali "At a time when blacks who spoke up about injustice were labeled uppity and often arrested under one pretext or another, Muhammad willingly sacrificed the best years of his career to stand tall and fight for what he believed was right," said NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who called Ali a friend and a mentor.
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Though movies in the '1930s and '40s hardly offered uniformly brilliant social commentary, Hollywood did manage during these years to produce films like The Best Years of Our Lives, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Gentlemen's Agreement, and The Naked City, which tackled racism, anti-Semitism, and inequality, injecting a dose of social realism into a genre where it rarely appeared.
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" Rather than planning on working longer to set yourself up for your golden years, start saving more money now, he says: "The way you get the best return on retirement — I call this ROR — is you save, save, save, save, save … And you retire in your early 60s, able to afford it, and then you really go have the best years of your life.
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Mr. Spielberg's eye is one of the series' strongest assets: He extols the aerial photography in "The Memphis Belle: A Story of a Flying Fortress" (1944), an account of a B-17 bomber's mission, and later notes how Wyler avoided camera motion until a crucial scene in "The Best Years of Our Lives" (1946), one of several postwar films held up as examples of how the directors' experiences overseas transformed their movies.
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Teams: New Orleans Hornets, Los Angeles Clippers, Houston Rockets Career: 083-current Career averages: 18.5 points, 4.5 rebounds, 9.7 assists, 2.2 steals, 46.9% FG, 36.9% 3FG Number of All-Star teams: 9 Championships: 0 Hall of Fame: n/a Highest MVP finish: 2nd (2007-08) One thing to know: Paul could theoretically still win the award, but it's also fair to assume his best years are behind him, as he'll turn 34 in May and hasn't made an All-Star team in three years.
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