Sentence examples for 250 from inspiring English sources

If you would like fellow readers and Linda Blair to answer a dilemma of yours, send us an outline of the situation of around 250 words.

Last year the NT government struck a deal with Rio Tinto to make 250 empty houses available to support new and existing businesses as part of a new, co-funded economic development entity, but not for public housing.

Related: Climate change is more than an environmental issue | Ed Miliband With 250 days to go until the end of the Paris climate summit, Flint – who was shadow energy secretary in the last parliament – has raised concerns that current plans submitted by countries do not go far enough to stop a 2C rise in global temperature.

O'Malley sparked a little more enthusiasm from the crowd of 250, with the kind of stirring, populist speech that hinted at comparisons he might want made with the current president.

A University of Sheffield study of 250 children for a report on hospital design suggested children find clown motifs "frightening and unknowable".

More than 250 families came from Homs and they are now in Qamishli district.

Barry Townsley, a stockbroker who lent £1m; Sir David Garrard, a property developer who lent £2.3m; Chai Patel, head of the Priory Clinics, who lent £1.5m; and Sir Gulam Noon, the so-called "curry king", who lent £250,000.

Reports suggest an extra 250,000 primary places are needed this year, and with land costs escalating in inner cities and budgets shrinking, fulfilling the need will be difficult, but it is right to say that it should not be done by allowing class sizes to creep upwards.

As an example of how it might work, someone who earns £20,000 a year and also received £250 in savings interest will not have to pay tax on the latter sum as it is well within their £1,000 savings allowance.

There are approximately 1,250 tributaries that service the main river, 17 of which are more than 1,000 miles long.

We need to build 250,000 homes a year in England and a good proportion will have to be built on greenfield sites.