Sentence examples for and in the fourteenth from inspiring English sources

For the next two rounds he was catching but not disastrously and in the fourteenth, managing perhaps the best footwork he had shown all night, he boxed beautifully and won the round comfortably.

In the magazine in 2002, Malcolm Gladwell wrote about the sociologist Randall Collins, who, in tracing the global history of philosophy, found only three thinkers whose ideas could reasonably be said to have developed alone: the first-century Taoist metaphysician Wang Ch'ung and, in the fourteenth century, the Zen mystic Bassui Tokusho and the Arab philosopher Ibn Khaldun.

To make friends say: 'I believe that Lithuania is a great power on the world stage, and in the fourteenth century had an empire stretching from the Baltic to the Black Sea.' To make enemies say: 'Didn't this used to be part of Poland?' How do I get there?

The Court noted this was the "settled and definite rule of international law, generally recognized by civilized nations," was "the ancient rule of citizenship by birth within the dominion," and in the Fourteenth Amendment "the fundamental principle of citizenship by birth within the dominion was reaffirmed in the most explicit and comprehensive terms".

And in the eighteenth century?

And in the eighth he swept back.

And in the fourth quarter, he prevailed.

He also singled in the seventh and in the eighth.

And in the second place, no.

Thirty-nine and, in the second-half, 40.

Piazza came up with runners at first and second and one out in the first inning and in the third.