Sentence examples for 30 to more from inspiring English sources

They went from just over 30 to more than 100 in 2010.

Reinvigorated six years ago with fresh leadership and new volunteers, the number of players has grown from 30 to more than 400.

Land values, which had fallen anywhere from about 30 to more than 50percentt across the Grain Belt, began a long, slow recovery.

They form communities usually numbering from 30 to more than 100 individuals occupying a home range area of 22 60 square km (8.5 23 square miles).

The club's 65 members, who range in age from about 30 to more than 70, fly everything from basic 48-inch-long planes to 124-inch $5,000 behemoths.

Prices are similar for prime hamlet locations in neighborhoods east of the village and near the Sound, where Capes, colonials and ranches built 30 to more than 40 years ago predominate.

Anything from below £30 to more than £200, depending on aerodynamics, ventilation, shell thickness and fancy stuff such as visors.

There was a fivefold increase on the average formal loan, from £969 to £4,577 while loans from friends and family soared from an average of £30 to more than £1000.

Capacity: 555 to more than 800.

Losses typically range from £112 to more than £200.

Hospital intakes have soared from 300 to more than 10,000.