Sentence examples for accumulated thousands from inspiring English sources

Other collectors accumulated thousands of almanacs.

As the We Are All Khaled Said Facebook page accumulated thousands and thousands of people, young Egyptians for the first time realised that together, they had the numbers.

Intelligence officials have talked about how he raced cars, attended to a harem of Scandinavian blondes, accumulated thousands of Western videos, executed aides and developed a bouffant hairstyle to add an inch or two to his 5-foot, 2-inch stature.

Pagels, who is now the Harrington Spear Paine Professor of Religion at Princeton, had accumulated thousands of hours in the library, the classroom, and the archives, and a working command of Greek, Latin, German, Hebrew, French, Italian, and Coptic as well — an appropriately full quiver for a specialist in early Christianity.

They produce some of the finest watches in the world, and Swiss watchmakers have accumulated thousands of patents that cover everything from clasps to mechanical function.

In turn, its registered user base has increased 20percentt in the last 2.5 weeks, while the app has accumulated "thousands of downloads" and power users are taking as many as 50 to 60 polls per session, Schaechter says.

In control of the game at the beginning of the 2nd half, the soccer gods smiled on the Impact and the NYRB's were down 1 man after Victor Palsson accumulated his 2nd yellow card of the game and got sent-off.

We analysed 578 868 genes accumulated in 29th release of the KEGG databank (http://www.genome.ad.jp/kegg/).jp/kegg/

That's not even including the story of Daniel Nava who went from being a lame Disney movie storyline ("the $1 Player Who Hit A Grand Slam In The First Pitch Of His First Major League At-Bat") to a major league regular, accumulating the 5th best OBP in MLB.

Wealth accumulated during the 5th century had been expended, and, to satisfy the basic economic and military needs of state and society, there were too few native Romans.

Geological and seismological evidence accumulated in the 20th century indicates that the continental platforms do "float" on a crust of heavier material that forms a layer completely enveloping the Earth.