Sentence examples for more persons from inspiring English sources

*One or more persons have been trafficking in "Having My Baby" by Paul Anka.

8,736 more persons led to keep to the right than in 1934.

Many of them shelter three or more persons to a room.

"I like the standard definition of family: two or more persons related by blood, marriage or adoption," Mr. Blankenhorn said.

In ancient times condominium meant common ownership by two or more persons of undivided fractional shares in the same property.

His counterpart in French law is the auteur (literally, "author"), or coauteur when two or more persons are directly engaged.

"Investigators in Danbury have felt that one or more persons in the family could have been more cooperative and forthcoming," said Capt.

Its use suggests a well thought out campaign against Mr. Dermouche by one or more persons willing to take significant risks.

The sign featured the word confabular and one of its meanings: "when two or more persons come together secretly to invent falsehoods about another".

But almost half the masters keep alcohol in their homes for housemates or guests, and 40percentt said they lived with one or more persons who drank.

The survey is a representative sample of manufacturing establishments employing 5 or more persons.