Sentence examples for numbers courtesy from inspiring English sources

Let's consider the numbers, courtesy of the International Shark Attack File at the Florida Museum of Natural History.

If you missed any of the key matches, you can watch them again online, or simply appreciate the length of the final by the numbers, courtesy of WSJ.com.

Sure, it's hard to look elsewhere when Ms. Shaw first hurtles into view, sporting modish sunglasses and a cheeky grin and belting out the first of many numbers courtesy of Duke Special, aka Peter Wilson.

With the United States team preparing for its final two World Cup qualifiers over the next week (vs. Jamaica in Kansas City, Kan., on Friday, and at Panama next Tuesday), here is a look at Klinsmann's numbers (courtesy of U.S. Soccer): ■ Klinsmann has a 25-9-6 record over all with the United States team.

But for illustration, go with these numbers, courtesy of the Texas Education Agency: In the 2008-9 school year, 40,923 students in grades 7 through 12 dropped out of school, and in the 2009-10 school year, 34,907 students dropped out.

All numbers courtesy of Dow Jones/VentureSource which should be releasing its first quarter China figures this week.

Churchill was already on a nice financial number, courtesy of his contract with the Morning Post.

And, while the ceremony itself began with a full-throttle song-and-dance number, courtesy of TV's Neil Patrick Harris – splendid in a sequinned blazer and accompanied by a bevy of be-feathered dancers – that turned out to be the only song on offer in a ceremony that, though long on glitz, was short on bona fide razzmatazz.

Footage from 'Cameron & Miliband Live: The Battle for Number 10' courtesy of Channel 4/Sky News.

(The numbers are courtesy of Mark Knoller of CBS News, whose records rival those of the White House).

Also on Rick Perry's $5,000 contribution from Merck: The Texas Tribune's Ryan Murphy just ran the numbers: Merck (courtesy of Merck PAC) has given almost $30,000 to Perry in the past 10 years.