Sentence examples for 110 from inspiring English sources
There are only 110 beds in Freetown for Ebola patients and with the disease out of control in the capital, with almost 1,000 cases already confirmed, it is vital the unit's opening is not delayed.
England have to be hoping to reach 110, perhaps 120 at a push, but it's a tall order from here.
For 210,000 forints - around 700 euros - a day, interested parties can rent out all facilities in the pretty but largely deserted village of Megyer, which has a population of 18 and is located 180 kms (110 miles) southwest of Budapest.
Their success has been rapid, with offices in the USA, Singapore, Sydney and Paris as well as their Sunderland HQ, and has grown to 60 staff with plans to take on another 110 in the next year.
It also claims to have counted 110 breaches of the truce by the government.
Although counting to 110 has never been as stressful an event as it was yesterday (I'm not a Hanson fan), my first federal election as a voter was a good day.
It's only when you move out to places such as Thanet (£128 a week), Peterborough (£115) or Nottingham (£110) that rents start to become affordable.
The overall year-on-year market decline for the printed versions of newspapers is running at about 8% for dailies, which together sold 7,110,862 copies in January, and 9% for the Sundays (latest total: 6,398,900).
+351 93 110 5167, cercadosul.com, doubles from €70 B&B Sara's tip: The Historical Way is the romantic side of the Rota Vicentina, as opposed to the dramatic scenery of the Fisherman's trail.
- Press for a new flat rate pension of £110 a week, replacing means-tested benefits and the pension credit, linking yearly increases to earnings rather than prices to secure the value of a state pension.
Explanations run from the practical -- a talent gap with the Galaxy – to the tactical: Portland can't make the adjustment from its cozy 110-by-74 pitch to the expansive 120-by-75 that greets them in SoCal.
