Sentence examples for a half of events from inspiring English sources

With more than 50,000 people sprinting through a week and a half of events and performances, partying and wandering until dawn, the festival, now in its 25th year, is manna for trend-watchers from all corners.

Those states require relatively detailed teaching about the decade and a half of historic events, roughly bookended by the Supreme Court's 1954 school desegregation ruling and the April 1968 assassination of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the enactment of the federal Civil Rights Act a week later.

In the human genome, over one-fourth of the recent interspersed SDs seem to be explained by Alu-mediated mechanisms (Bailey et al. 2003), but about a half of the events seem unaccounted for.

The day and a half of official commemoration events were also less important for many war-related visitors, some of whom said they did not even know about them.

As a result, stable directions of the Poynting vector in the plane perpendicular to the magnetic field were determined for about a half of the selected events.

Although our study did not look at place of origin, the finding that over half of events involved an agency external to the practice highlights the potential for multi-disciplinary and multi-agency learning and collaboration in event analyses.

Again referring to the Paralympics, he said his team were "close to exhaustion" but would rally for the "second half" of events.

The frequency of hypoglycemia was 23 and 39% overall in the fixed and flexible meal groups (P = 0.08), with half of events occurring in the morning.

The majority of respondents (85.5%) were aware that they were experiencing their NSNHE because they had hypoglycaemic symptoms (self-identified or noticed by someone else) and approximately half of events (53.3%) were confirmed by blood glucose tests.

Toward the start and finish of the two-and-a-half hour event, songs of displacement, alienation and wandering peppered the set.

That seemed like an odd thing to have to say to a veteran team, given the time of year, the gravity of the next week and a half, and the events of last season.