Sentence examples for and then the number from inspiring English sources

"I'd get the train through to Newcastle and then the number 38 from Newcastle to Benwell.

Similarly, MFs were defined as areas surrounded by laminin staining, and then the number was counted.

The number of axis objects, in that frame, is retrieved, and then the number of curve objects is retrieved.

But the law repeals that provision in 2005, and then the number starts zooming, peaking at 35.5 million taxpayers in 2010.

For instance, Charlie Kaufman's "Synecdoche, New York," released in nine theaters in October by Sony Pictures Classics, expanded briefly to 119 locations, and then the number dwindled.

In this slide here, what we're looking at is the response of the cell in terms of the membrane amplitude and then the number of inputs that caused that response.

In this case, we're asking for the number of CPU cycles, the number of instructions, the number of L1 cache loads, and then the number of L1 cache misses.

It has 37 employees during this peak season and then the number dwindles to a core group for the rest of the year, a task of elimination that Mr. Cartwright detests.

(To telephone Paris from the United States, callers must first dial 011-33 and then the number; Paris phone numbers have nine digits. However, if calling from within France, the number must be preceded by a zero).

In this method, the equations of motion are first converted into a set of non-linear algebraic equations, and then the number of equations to be solved is reduced by employing linear modes of the system.

"I went through pages of Christianity Today" — an evangelical magazine — "and counted the number of antidivorce articles in the 1970s, and then the number in the 1980s," Dr. Balmer said.