Sentence examples for fixed hundreds from inspiring English sources

To prepare, city employees in recent weeks demolished 41 vacant buildings along the routes, trimmed 4,900 trees, removed 2,800 instances of graffiti and fixed hundreds of streetlights.

Four years later, iCracked is available in 13 countries, where more than 2,500 iTechs have already fixed hundreds of thousands of devices.

When the canon of the Avesta was being fixed (4th to 6th century ad), Avestan was a dead language known only to priests.

For analysis of synaptic growth, fixed 3rd Instar larval NMJs from indicated genotypes were processed for immunofluorescent microscopy with antibodies to Drosophila VGluT and Discs-large.

"Our economy desperately needs new ideas, but Osborne is a 19th-century chancellor, using 20th-century tools to fix 21st-century problems".

Anaesthetized pigs were positioned in sternal recumbency on a plastic tray and metal markers were fixed at the 5th, 7th, 10th and 13th thoracic vertebrae left and right beside the spine to serve as anatomical landmarks.

If the winner is not available on the dates on which the "Everest Base Camp in Style" holiday is offered, the 14-day "Luxury Lodges of Everest" trip will be offered as an alternative on the following fixed dates only: 15th- 29th March 2014, 22nd March - 5th April 2014 or 12th - 26th April 2014, subject to availability.

But MacMillan, with his eye perversely fixed on 19th-century models, denies his own nature and chases the wrong hares.

The Peace of Paris treaties of 1783 fixed the 31st parallel as the boundary between Spanish Florida and the United States, but Spain continued to occupy Natchez until the dispute was settled in 1798.

She explained that Hanoi's location, fixed by 11th-century feng shui masters working for the emperor Ly Thai To, was based on the powerful circulation of qi between the mountains of Ba Vi, to the city's west, and a dragon-like spirit who lives at the bottom of lake Ho Tay, in the city's centre.

As minister to Great Britain (1817 25), Rush, aided by Albert Gallatin, the U.S. minister to France, negotiated another agreement in 1818 that fixed the 49th parallel as the boundary between Canada and the United States, from the Lake of the Woods which lies in Ontario, Manitoba, and Minnesota to the Rocky Mountains.