The word "101" is correct and is used in written English.
Typically, it is used as an adjective that means "very basic and fundamental". For example, "This course provides an 101 introduction to the topic."
Mr Wallis cuts through calcified myths with forensic scholarship (the endnotes are 80 pages long), recovering for posterity a saga that might otherwise have been lost.The founder of the 101 was Colonel G.W. Miller, a confederate soldier from Kentucky who parlayed ambition, risk-taking and courage into a cattle empire.
In 2011 there were 101 methamphetamine-related deaths in Australia, up from 85 in 2010, and preliminary projections for 2012 and 2013 data of up to 170 deaths suggested a continuing trend.
Last year 101 protesters were arrested and part of McDonald's sprawling Chicago campus was forced to close.
Anyone with information should contact the Beds, Cambs and Herts major crime unit on 101, or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555111.
Mercat de la BoquerÌa, Rambla, 101 near carrer del Carme.
Laugh all you want but the TV audience would have liked it a lot more than the Econ 101 lecture that Vince Cable followed up with.
Thanks to the continued success of Age of Ultron, the overall market is a very healthy 101% up on the equivalent weekend from 2014, when The Amazing Spider-Man 2 held on to the top spot for a third week, and Pompeii was the top new release.
underthethatch.co.uk, from £227 for a two-night stay or £1,000 a month including bills (ring 0844 5005 101 for the monthly rate) Minnesota, "the land of 10,000 lakes", also has 72 state parks, 58 state forests and numerous wildlife reserves, making it ideal for a month in the great outdoors.
He was defending a small majority of 1,101 in his Yorkshire seat.
The minimum wage in Hungary is 101,500 forints (£259) a month, according to the Federation of International Employers.
McCluskey decisively won Unite's contest with 101,000 votes, 42% or more than double his nearest rival, but on a modest 15.8% overall turnout.
