Sentence examples for batch number from inspiring English sources

"batch number" is a common phrase used in written English.
It refers to a referencing system used to identify a specific group of items, usually related in some way. For example, "All items in this order have the same batch number."

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The label displays the doll's serial number, manufacture date, batch number, and a brief incantation.

"The version of Big Easy we're selling now is batch number five," says Simon Webster, CEO of Thornbridge brewery.

Workers called up a spread sheet accompanying an old order, Mr. Storer said, and simply punched in a new batch number.

All six patients had been treated with tubes from a single manufacturing batch of the drug, batch number 20070514, of which 9,575 tubes had been made.

The cheeses affected are Dunsyre Blue with the relevant batch number and best before dates between 18 September and 18 October this year.

Michele Williams, a spokeswoman for Topps, declined to comment on whether Topps carries over meat without giving it a separate batch number.

Taking Bonn-Miller's advice, I found the batch number on the bottle of my tincture and called the manufacturer in Kentucky to verify what's in it.

"Each batch of food delivered to the farm has a batch number; each batch number is traceable back to the feed mill," Mr Rigby says.

The company now plans to unleash batch number two of the device.

Decamol Flu syrup (batch number 1943) (Middle East pharmaceuticals and cosmetics laboratories, Palestine) was used.

Which chemicals did you use? (Even the company you ordered them from and the batch number can be important).

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