Sentence examples for 28th from inspiring English sources

Even so, a rough outline is now clear.Related items Enron's bankruptcy: Wasted energyDec 6th 2001 Enron's fall: UpendedNov 29th 2001 Enron: See you in courtNov 15th 2001 A financial black hole: Houston, we have a problemNov 1st 2001 E-strategy brief: Enron: A matter of principalsJun 28th 2001Pride before the fallWhat drove Enron into bankruptcy in what seems like just a matter of weeks?

Award: Natasha Loder Reprints Related items Switzerland in the second world war: Nostra culpaMar 28th 2002But Tadateru Konoe, the IFRC's Japanese president, retorts that neutrality is still an entry ticket to many disaster zones.

A new dawn amid the golf carts Mud, glorious mud Reprints Related items Kenya: A peace deal at lastFeb 28th 2008But will February's pact, sealed with the help of Kofi Annan, a former United Nations secretary-general, bring lasting calm?

Follow that Reprints Related items Mining: Upping the anteNov 29th 2001 Zambia: Brighter days in the copperbeltJun 28th 2001But the Zambian retreat follows a defeat for another subsidiary, AngloGold.

The UK was recently ranked 28th out of 70 countries in terms of maths attainment in secondary schools and, in comparison with other countries, fewer students opt to continue maths beyond the age of 16.

Lowe gave the Cowboys a slender 2-0 lead in the 28th minute after the Tigers were penalised for stripping in the tackle.

On October 28th, gunmen burst into a church in eastern Pakistan and machine-gunned the congregation, killing at least 15 people, including the minister and several children.

Others must make deep cuts—or perhaps even, in the case of GM (which has lost $16 billion in Europe since 1999) and Ford (which gave warning on June 28th of deepening losses there), pull out of the continent altogether.VW bet on China nearly 30 years ago.

The significance of the 1929 crash was not so much the sharp falls in October of that year (the Dow fell 12.8% on October 28th and a further 11.7% on October 29th) but in the subsequent prolonged slide in share values (encouraged by overly tight monetary policy): the Dow fell for four successive years and did not regain its pre-crash level until 1954.

Up to a thousand, including as many as 500 American Indians, are expected to attend the naming ceremony on July 28th.

ALTHOUGH the presidential guard successfully foiled a coup on May 28th, fighting continued this week in the Central African Republic's capital, Bangui, and the total death toll is likely to be far more than the official figure of 32.Thousands of people have fled their homes, and government troops have been executing both suspected rebels and civilians who defy the curfew.