Sentence examples for 16th from inspiring English sources
'16th' is a perfectly correct and usable word in written English
It is often used to indicate an ordinal number, such as a date. For example, "We will have the meeting on August 16th."
adjective
Abbreviation of sixteenth
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 9.46am GMT09:46 16th over: England 99-7 (Bresnan 8, Broad 2) Bresnan has a heave but the ball lands safe, and England just add a few singles.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 10.35am BST10 35 16th over: England 91-5 (Beaumont 5, Jones 11) Farrell offers Tammy Beaumont a chin-high full toss for her first ball and the England No7 pulls the thing away for four.
Hamburg, 16th in the 18-team Bundesliga the last two seasons, also needed a relegation play-off to stay up last season thanks to an away goal in a 1-1 drat at Greuther Fuerth in the second leg of the play-off after a goalless first leg in Hamburg.
Session 10: Tutorials - Monday 16th November Individual tutorial sessions.
This year's Chap Olympiad will take place on 16th July 2011 in Bedford Square, London (tickets £20).
Weeks 5 – 21: Intensive critiquing and editing workshops - Tuesdays 6th October to 16th February Three students will read work and receive feedback per session, for 45 minutes each.
On the banks of the Drava, the 16th-century Water Tower (Usnjarska 10) is now a romantic wine bar with live jazz and passing swans.
The fourth holiest city of Islam, Harar has 82 mosques within its 16th-century walls.
This 16th-century manor house is in the middle of a 60-acre banana plantation, overlooking the Atlantic in the unspoilt northwest of the island.
On May 16th Mr Yudhoyono once again showed his environmental mettle: despite intense pressure from commercial interests, he signed a decree extending the moratorium for two more years.This is good news for Indonesia's forests, home to a dizzying diversity of wildlife, from endangered orangutans and rhinos to a Rafflesia that produces the largest flower on earth (1 metre, or three feet, wide).
The government says 1.2m people have registered, and it has extended the deadline to March 16th.
