Sentence examples for number of of from inspiring English sources

Michael's death stunned friends and fellow musicians, a number of of whom said they had seen him in the past few days, apparently without cause for concern.

He said one question was whether the number of of high school graduates in the Bronx had changed now that students have to pass Regents exams to graduate.

"But you are still very focussed on a limited number of of species and we think in itself that's potentially a danger.

Rubber-covered treadles in the roadway at each electrically count the number of of cars, gateman's record must tally with that.

The creators of the show say Charleston and Smith are the first in a "number of of celebrated past cast members" to return to the programme for its anniversary in March next year.

After Javid's appointment to DCMS, a number of of cultural figures were heard referring to him as "that banker", with the inflection that implies the word's familiar derisive rhyme.

The majority of the patients had a substantial OF-specific IFN-γ response, which is in line with other studies [ 26, 38], whereas the number of OF-specific IL-12p70-, IL-12p70-, IL-12p70-,ting cells was low.

A number of them, of course.

There are a number of variants of gegenpressing.

In the branches were a number of thousands of acorns.

Or the same age and number of years of schooling?