Sentence examples for full numbers from inspiring English sources

Saracens withdrew their right-wing Mike Ellery to maintain full numbers in the pack, and that unit strove brilliantly to rub Gloucester's noses in the artificial turf.

After putting up with the same kinds of frustrations, the Newark public schools went so far last month as to hire a full-time recruiter to help fill positions in a staff that, when full, numbers 4,000 teachers.

For the first episode, the only one that HBO has full numbers on, 2.8 million total viewers watched in a week, including 555,000 for its initial play on Dec. 15 and the first repeat.

And unlike the campaigns, which were required to submit their latest quarterly contribution and expenditure reports by midnight last Saturday, the first time most super PACs will have to disclose their full numbers is Jan.

He has only two full numbers of his own: "I'll Have You All," in which Bowery surveys sexual prospects in a urinal, and "Ich Bin Kunst," in which he addresses the audience from a gallery window display in which he is presented as living art.

At the same time, Germans in the west, haunted by Hitler's Reich, have traditionally placed an extremely high priority on privacy: telephone bills do not list the full numbers on long-distance calls, telephone salespeople are not allowed to call private homes and there are tight restrictions on companies' customer lists.

The full number, he says, was 426 2002.

When weighed down with a full number of passengers it was certainly harder to handle.

So if this ejection is suppressed, an egg will have the full number of chromosomes.

This union produced a cell containing the full number of chromosomes.

School officials declined to provide the full number of confirmed cases since classes started on Sept. 8.