Sentence examples for numbers away from inspiring English sources
She offered me her ticket, five numbers away from being called.
"Why does this keep happening to me?" I thought, throwing the numbers away.
Meanwhile, British Airways is preparing to take record numbers away for Christmas this year.
Pitching in a hitters' park in Phoenix is not the culprit, either; Lopez had virtually identical numbers away from Chase Field.
"I think people in Manhattan are a little put out that they are willy-nilly giving 212 numbers away to people who live in Brooklyn," she said.
With Australians turning in ever-larger numbers away from corporate brewers, Grugeon thinks the Great Barrier Beer is an idea whose time has come.
"Bob promptly threw the phone number away, believing that Stanford could not possibly win a third year in a row" (STEVEN CHU 1997; DOUG OSHEROFF 1996).
Oof! Wallace is in the "friend zone" (indeed, when What If made the festival rounds it was called The F Word), and at first he tosses Chantry's number away.
He had on a T-shirt that said "Daytona Bike Week 2007," and in 1995 he was one number away from winning ten million dollars in the lottery.
It's likely the 2016 winner will blow that number away: in December, Instagram announced 300 million monthly users, more than Twitter's 284 million.
It's hard to find a company of any size today that answers its phone or e-mail without first sending customers through a maze of touch-tone menus or voice prompts- voice hell" always a 1-800 number away.
