Sentence examples for 227 from inspiring English sources

It has been happening in this country for over 227 years and we want to stop it from occurring.

Only six stood as candidates (out of a field of 227), and none of them won.

Enrolment has fallen from 240 to 227, with a few children going off to private schools.

The rise in imports of intermediate goods was much higher, at 227%, than the 90% growth in consumer-goods imports in the 13 years to 2000.Theory suggests several ways in which greater access to imports can improve domestic manufacturing.

High tariffs on powdered milk (227%) and butter (464%) in effect block out foreign competition.All this may soon change, though.

With 227 detailed articles, running to 57 pages, it rivals the European Union's failed constitution.But the new charter's biggest impact may be beyond Catalonia.

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.

Being Human had 889,000 viewers, a 3.4% share of the audience between 9pm and 10pm on BBC3, with a further 227,000 (0.87%) for the BBC HD simulcast, for 1.12 million in total.

The number of jobseeker's allowance (JSA) claimants who were subject to a benefit sanction rose to 227,629 in the last three months of 2013, an increase of 69,600 on the equivalent quarter in 2012, it has been revealed.

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A trip to California to collect a debt resulted in Mr Simplot coming back with an order for 500,000lb (227 tonnes) of dried onions; and onion powder, he said, was like gold dust.By 1940 he had 30,000 acres (12,150 hectares) of land and was filling 10,000 freight wagons with potatoes a year.