Sentence examples for make number from inspiring English sources

Today, it seems inconceivable that a record with the musical and lyrical content of Ghost Town would get anywhere near the charts, much less make number one.

Norman applauded that but said: 'If Simon Rattle makes it to number one again I'll eat my hat.' Well Simon Rattle did make number one and we sent round a chocolate hat, which he duly ate.

But in 2002, this album of show tunes called could only make number 60 in the UK charts, shifting a derisory 3,152 copies on its first day of release- this despite a reported £500,000 publicity campaign.

I've been number two and I still hope to make number one.

Siegler and Booth (2004) noted that number line estimations are thought to be ecologically valid, as students often make number lines in class.

RY: Ready to make number two.

"This is ridiculous; they make numbers out of space".

And he has weighed the extent to which some languages make numbers more difficult than others.

But Jimenez's job wasn't just to make numbers, it was to protect a legacy.

We don't make numbers public at Cravath, but you can assume I'm not cheap.

Double act Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer made number nine.