Sentence examples for millions of pack from inspiring English sources
The wildly popular Web auctioneer of Pez, Pokmon and plain old junk went dark for 22 hours in early June, stranding millions of pack rats, derailing nearly $4 million in fees and erasing $5 billion in market value.
In 2010, only 23 countries have observations for all 4 of these papers.6 The first result becomes apparent: The U.S., which has been deemed to have one of the most inefficient healthcare delivery systems in the world [7, 8] ranks anywhere from 10th (middle of the pack) to 23rd (dead last).
Seoul officials invited representatives of all 21 countries that sent troops to the United Nations force that helped push back the invaders, who at one point had driven millions of people below the 38th parallel to a collection of packed refugee camps around the southeastern port of Busan.
– I'm just a bloke with a guitar," says Chris Wood, whose wry tales of 21st-century life pack out – to his apparent surprise – the Broad Roots tent.
Now! on the rise Retailers have cleared the shelves for the album expected to keep cash tills ringing over Christmas – the 92nd hit-packed edition of Now That's What I Call Music!
On house watch, he would switch the radio to intercom so the whole house could hear him call the chief of the 10th Battalion: "Brat Pack to one-oh".
Ayling's 25-yard strike sneaked in past goalkeeper Ben Williams for their third, before centre-half Flint headed his 11th of the campaign from Marlon Pack's free-kick.
Every time I walk across it I think of 19th-century icehouses packed with the winter's pond ice and insulated with sawdust and straw.
From the super-riffy opener "She Says What She Means" through the live favorite "Money City Maniacs," Sloan's 4th record packs a lot of punch.
Light and heavy smokers were categorized by using the 50th percentile pack-year value of the controls as the cut points (i.e., ≤25 and >25 pack-years).
Analyses by quartiles of pack-years of cigarette smoking showed a peak OR of 4.11 (95% CI 3.01-5.62) in the 4th quartile (exposure to 21.75 pack-years or more).
