Sentence examples for a number from the from inspiring English sources

She walked in just after Lianne did and joined her after taking a number from the dispenser on the counter.

The dancers also perform a number from the Broadway musical "Hairspray," wearing blond wigs and blue shimmy dresses.

Raul Esparza and Talon Ackerman in "Like Magic," a number from the new Broadway musical at the St. James Theater.

A number from the "rule-of-thumb" or running complicated numerical simulation is either not reliable or impractical.

On the other hand, p-value from goodness of fit tests, LRTs, or F-tests is a number from the traditional frequentists' counting approach.

In the case due to be heard in Istanbul this week, 740 activists from 37 countries – including a number from the UK – are being represented.

He said a number of officials thought the allocation should be 14.5percentt, adding, "But we want a number from the prime minister".

An actor, Eric Millegan, sang a number from the musical "Insomnia," which is part of the Midtown International Theater Festival this month.

Along with an energizing re-creation of a number from the musical "Hamilton," Lady Gaga's David Bowie tribute came in second place.

But he added that under the proper circumstances, "Victor/Victoria" might allow a number from the show to be broadcast on the Tony Awards.

One student, Ann Kirschner, who sang a number from "The Sound of Music," said: "I thought I would make a total fool of myself.