Sentence examples for just millions of from inspiring English sources

Digital movies — I think the phrase 'digital film' is an oxymoron — are actually just millions of tiny dots.

Mr Borland imagined his career stretching out before him and saw not just millions of dollars and cheering crowds; he saw himself, crippled and diminished.

Rabbi Yisrael Lau, a former chief rabbi and Holocaust survivor, wanted the Pope to be more emphatic and say "six million victims" and not just "millions of victims".

The two stars are fated to have much different lives, since heavy stars use up their nuclear fuel rapidly and can explode as supernovas after just millions of years -- an eye blink in cosmic terms -- while lighter stars burn steadily for billions of years.

I love the way that just writing a few bare facts isn't good enough for her, and she must research all about her books, learning about the clans' way of living, all the different types of animals and their properties and just millions of the berries, meats and medicines that were around in those days.

I call these five giant problems the Global Goliaths because they affect billions, not just millions, of people.

In fact, Paulson ranked just 81st on the Forbes list of top executive pay packages.

The UK hasn't had a great Eurovision run in recent years, with Bonnie Tyler's "Believe in Me" coming just 19th out of 26 finalists in 2013.

The Mets' farm system ranks just 24th of the 30 major league clubs, according to Baseball Prospectus' Kevin Goldstein.

Yet Iraq ranks just 13th in terms of production, suggesting there is plenty of scope to pump more.

There was only one significant congressional battle; that's just one-18th of the state.