Sentence examples for millions should be from inspiring English sources

"That strategic decision half a century ago has already saved millions of lives," Mr. Peto continued, "and those millions should be attributed to Paul".

By all rights, Jeb Bush – who started the game will hundreds of millions – should be easily ahead, but time has favored the strategic and the personal, not the multi-state ad buy.

Richard Boyd Barrett, a leftwing member of the Dáil, said: "[It is] utterly unacceptable that somebody who has helped bankrupt this country and who owes us hundreds of millions should be living the high life in London".

Surely millions should be selling all they have and distributing it liberally to the poor around the globe – as Jesus himself suggested to one wealthy politician in Luke's gospel?

A large number of agents (e.g., millions) should be supported.

(My only quibble is that "Millions" should be "Billions").

June 4th should be considered as great a democratic mass movement as the May 4th Movement in China's history.

Richard Holbrooke, America's special envoy to the region, has argued that with only two candidates, and the experience of detecting fraud in the first round, the poll on November 7th should be cleaner.Others are less sure.

RICH, industrialised and with a history of Hindu-Muslim violence, Meerut, a city in western Uttar Pradesh (UP) which went to the polls on May 7th, should be easy pickings for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

He will surely enjoy his victory celebration in Sevastopol, but, as the costs of his westward adventure mount, the history of May 9th should be a reminder that future triumphs will not come so easily.

Agreeing with a suit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), the three judges decided that the recall vote, scheduled for October 7th, should be delayed until March 2nd, thus giving Mr Davis, whose governorship had looked imperilled, more time to prove his case.Since then, chaos has been the order of the day.