Sentence examples for from the thirty from inspiring English sources
Trecartin wants to make another movie from the thirty reels of his high-school videos.
On second and goal from the thirty, Lamar Miller broke through the line of scrimmage and took it all the way for a touchdown.
That's obviously still much better than Economy class, but it's down from the thirty percent or so they had in the original plane.
It's the capital of a country where wars have begun and ended, from the Thirty Years War to World War II.
Some of the highest-profile opposition to the bill came from the thirty or so right-wing members of the House who make up the Freedom Caucus.
The model for Grass was Simplicius Simplicissimus, Grimmelshausen's great novel from the thirty years' war: magical realism was born of the spirit of German baroque.
For "Mom," out just in time for Mother's Day, Isay culled the best mother stories from the thirty thousand on record.
Speaking of capitalism, a checklist, handwritten by Richter, cites the original price of the portrait as eight hundred Deutsche marks — a far cry from the thirty-seven million dollars a work from the same period recently sold for at auction.
(From "The hundred years' war").
