Sentence examples for a sixtieth of from inspiring English sources

Not, as you might think, a sixtieth of a sixtieth of a twenty-fourth of the period of the Earth's rotation.

Sea-freight emissions are less than a sixtieth of those associated with airplanes, and you don't have to build highways to berth a ship.

The camera is overrated as a psychological weapon; I am never wholly convinced by the theory that a "personality" — that vaguest and least easily classified of interior beasts — can be caught and tamed in a sixtieth of a second.

The camera is overrated as a psychological weapon; I am never wholly convinced by the theory that a "personality"—that vaguest and least easily classified of interior beasts can be caught and tamed in a sixtieth of a second.

There's a big difference now, says Haseltine: "What used to take an hour [per video frame], now can be done in a sixtieth of a second". This dramatic speed-up means that manipulation can be done in real time, on the fly, as a camera records or broadcasts.

Today, it is worth less than a thirtieth of that, and only about a sixtieth of its value ($20.67/oz) in 1930.

A: First of all, a little background.

A fifth of MEPs?

What is a fourth of a sixth?

A third of Latino households are overcrowded.

A third of adults are obese.