Sentence examples for entitled number from inspiring English sources
It is entitled "Number 4 Staraya Square," after the address of the Communist Party Central Committee in Moscow.
It's funny because cafe-squatters (and I count myself among their entitled number) are truly this brazen.
Thus, a sentence from a tale entitled "Number 13," about a clawing arm that reaches out from a crack in a hotel door, is printed by Darryl Jones, in its finished form, as "It was clad in ragged, yellowish linen, and the bare skin, where it could be seen, had long grey hair upon it".
A YouTube video entitled, "Number One With A Bullet", recently made rounds on the Internet.
Column I entitled "Number of methods" in additional file 11 gives the number of methods predicting a gene angiogenic and is ranked in a descending order.
In the eleventh chapter of Jennifer Lopez: Feelin' So Good, appropriately entitled "First Number One Single", Lopez reveals the moment she found out that "If You Had My Love" went number one in the United States.
Mind you, he also wrote a pamphlet entitled "Gravity Our Number One Enemy".It seems plausible that certain forces new technologies or discoveries, demography, changes in climate will have an effect over an extended period.
In a Pew Research Center report issued on Thursday and entitled "Growing Number of Americans Say Obama Is a Muslim" (tragic in its own right), there was another bit of bad news for Obama: the number of Jews who identify as Republican or as independents who lean Republican has increased by more than half since the year he was elected.
The discussion entitled " Fun Number Theory Facts " located at the following URL http://www.unitedti.org/index.php?showtopic=8888 and the link to the personal website of "brandonw" at http://brandonw.net/.
Thank you for sending your work entitled "The number of olfactory stimuli that humans can discriminate is still unknown" for consideration at eLife.
This article is the first in a series entitled, "Beyond Numbers and Proofs," which seeks to provide support to students (especially minority students) interested in mathematics as a career.
