Sentence examples for 55 from inspiring English sources
Just after 9pm each day, a long line of workers files out of 55 Savushkina Street, a modern four-storey office complex with a small sign outside that reads "Business centre".
In a short statement issued on Friday, the family said the postmortem examination had confirmed that the death of Kennedy, aged 55, at home in Caol, near Fort William, on Monday "was a consequence of his battle with alcoholism".
An interesting little study published this week by the consulting arm of PricewaterhouseCoopers found that the qualities needed in transformational leaders – the sort of strategists capable of rethinking an organisation riddled with cultural and existential problems, like banking after the crash or traditional industries threatened by upstart new rivals – are most commonly found in women over 55.
Related: Charles Kennedy, former leader of Liberal Democrats, dies aged 55 He was defined politically by the Iraq war as much as any other event, just as it defined its principal protagonists, Bush and Blair.
Charles Kennedy (Former leader of Liberal Democrats dies aged 55, theguardian.com, 2 June) was a rarity in public life: a thoroughly decent man who was honest enough to admit his failings and who was not treated kindly for doing so.
Philippa Whitford, who joins 55 other SNP MPs in Westminster, the vast majority of them first-timers, was interviewed by the Guardian when she first announced her candidacy and made a prescient comment: "What strikes me is that, if we pull it off, this is going to be the most non-political group of politicians Westminster has seen for a long time.
Fans gathered two hours before kick-off to welcome the team bus, 55,000 tickets had been sold and the noise was deafening.
Carlo Ancelotti spoke glowingly of the teenager last week, with Neymar one of a number of young Brazilians who have caught Chelsea's eye in recent times, and sources close to the player have suggested the forward would expect to earn around £55,000 a week at Stamford Bridge.
Taylor lbw b Coyte 18 (England 55-2) Taylor goes!
But then he remained silent in the Commons as deputy chief whip (1953-55) and chief whip (1955-59), bemergingerging as labour minister.
Places that treated me as a friend include Vivenda dos Palhaços (£55 per room, vivendagoa.com) in Majorda, Goa, and interior designer David Carter's fabulous 40 Winks (single room £90, 40winks.org) in London, where you get treated to gossip in the garden over G&Ts.
