Sentence examples for interesting number from inspiring English sources

Speaking to London music newspaper the Stool Pigeon, Moore said that although he was "interested in the superhero in real life", pointing to the "interesting number" of protestors these days who dress as V, the mask-wearing protagonist of his graphic novel V for Vendetta, he is no longer attracted to the comic-book version.

The commission says 37percentt of payroll tax receipts, which sounds immense; but that's only about 2percentt of G.D.P. That's an interesting number: it's about what the federal government now pays in interest on its debt -- the debt that Social Security surpluses are being used to pay off.

Now, five is an interesting number.

Another interesting number would be 300 victories.

But he said "the black number is an interesting number and something to point out".

Instead, the most interesting number of the day was this one: 13,275.20.

Next week: Worst Christmas songs Coming soon: Interesting numbers.

If you divide per-capita income by premiums, you get some interesting numbers.

There's little cohesion and the stuff gluing the interesting numbers together often seems from another show altogether.

Next week: Interesting numbers Coming soon: Best Christmas episodes of TV series (to show I'm not just a grump).

Perhaps the most interesting numbers are at the bottom of the scale - with boots on the ground from Ireland, Luxembourg, Singapore and the Ukraine.