Sentence examples for for some hundreds from inspiring English sources

The downside: my mother has been dead for some hundreds of years, so you'll never meet her.

If not, Mr. Robertson said, "the city is on the hook for some hundreds of millions of dollars".

But it is an established fact that for some hundreds of years many millions of people suffered severely under the yoke of the Ottoman Turks, who treated them as rayah (cattle, according to the translation given by the courageous Turkish historian Taner Aksam).

In other words, big-scale shimmering waves irritate wasps, which speed up for some hundreds of milliseconds.

First, it was proved, particularly in scenario A, that shimmering forces the hornets to accelerate their predation flight for some hundreds of milliseconds, which happened just at the peak time of shimmering.

When a monkey is instructed to make an eye movement to report the direction of a random-dot kinematogram, neurons in LIP pick up sensory evidence, presumably from MT, and integrate it for some hundreds of ms until a decision bound is reached, and an oculomotor command issued.

It seems to me that you like to focus on subjects such as the slaughter of pigs (Charlemagne, November 17th), begging ("Disharmony and tension", November 10th) and sausages and plum brandy ("Justice for some", November 3rd), none of which is a particularly strong area of expertise for you.

For discussion of some 14th-century views on this distinction, see Sten Ebbesen, "Is Logic Theoretical or Practical Knowledge?," in Itinéraires d'Albert de Saxe: Paris-Vienne au XIVe siècle, ed.

Its narrow streets are the first of what would become New York City, laid out by Dutch settlers looking for some 17th-century capitalist action.

For some 21st-century Americans, teenage pregnancy may not have precisely the same scandalous — or sorrowful — significance it did just a couple of weeks ago.

But he was wary, too, that Ross Perot might yet opt for some 11th-hour claim on the nomination of the anti-establishment party that has fallen on some chaotic times since Mr. Perot first invented it.