Sentence examples for 280 from inspiring English sources

Today the company will be leading one of its largest tours to North Korea since it started operating in 1993, taking 280 people to Pyongyang.

Labour sources suggest the closer Cameron is to 280 seats, as opposed to 290, the harder it will be for him to mount a political argument around the illegitimacy of a minority Labour government.

Most expect Labour and Tories to score in the 260 to 280 range, so working with 25 to 35 Lib Dems wouldn't do the trick.

On 280 seats, with Labour on 270, which is roughly where polls are pointing to right now, Cameron can't (quite) do it.

Oddly, the group receives little attention from the media in Japan, despite its strong and growing influence at the heart of government.Nippon Kaigi has backroom clout, with over 280 local chapters, 38,000 fee-paying members and a network that reaches deep into the political establishment.

The arrival of Pakistani help in the stricken Panjshir valley, where snowfalls have killed more than 280 people, is a sign of how markedly relations between the two countries have improved of late.

"We are not going to add 280,000 jobs a month but I certainly think that we are capable of adding 225,000 to 250,000 jobs per month through the rest of 2015," said Faucher.

It is the most common cause of food poisoning in the UK, making about 280,000 people ill each year and causing about 100 deaths.

The total number of valentines which passed through the office, in addition to the ordinary correspondence, was 302,222, as against 280,000 last year and 300,000 in 1879.

The US economy added 280,000 jobs in May – but the unemployment rate rose to 5.5%.

Get £280 off an all-inclusive week-long stay at the Quinta Do Sol, in the capital, Funchal.