Sentence examples for exchanged a number of from inspiring English sources
In letters Brady exchanged a number of years ago with the Guardian's prison correspondent, Eric Allison, he talked of his wish to die.
Since 2006, the Vatican and Vietnam have exchanged a number of delegations, including a January 2007 visit by PM Nguyen Tan Dung, and created a Joint Working Group on reestablishing relations that met for the first time in February 2009.
Step forward Sophena Houlihan, an 18-year-old resident of Rochdale, who told The Sun that, after she applied for a job with Mr Danczuk, they exchanged a number of sexually explicit texts.
She and the company exchanged a number of letters on the subject of the floor, and one of those, to Theresa McConnell, a claims representative, read: "Molds and mildew are trapped underneath the floor and will escape into the house once the foundation is exposed.
The News Corp lobbyist exchanged a number of messages with Hunt during the course of News Corp's bid for BSkyB, variously praising his performance in the Commons and at a meeting with the company, and expressing support for Rafael Nadal after Michel spotted the cabinet minister at a tennis match on television.
According to Drutman, with whom I exchanged a number of e-mails, a study in The Journal of Law and Politics, "Measuring Rates of Return for Lobbying Expenditures," estimated that "companies that lobbied on the [jobs] bill got a return of 22,000 percent on their investment, $220 in benefits for every $1 spent on lobbying".
We also exchanged on a number of topical issues of international importance -- the Balkans, Iraq.
The women responded to few of the texted questions, but exchanged a greater number of text messages with each other (Table 1).
In the process, we've exchanged a great number of emails: about work, parenting, religion, politics.
The dynamic credential changes its value once a user changes its location or when he has exchanged a certain number of data packets.
In other words, Elaeagnus strains have both retained and exchanged a large number of accessory genes to adapt to diverse host plant species, soil types, and climates.
