Sentence examples for numbers to take from inspiring English sources

But there are other numbers to take comfort in.

But the numbers to take on Isis are there on the ground.

"We never had the numbers to take them on, so they got away with it".

"We have had a very encouraging response from journalists in Tunisia, who have applied in great numbers to take part in our courses".

Perhaps this win will serve to sustain them, inspire the next generation which is queueing in vast numbers to take part.

Antony Elliott of Fairbanking said: "Zero per cent deals encourage significant numbers to take on more debt and can be detrimental to helping people manage their finances in a proper way".

(Most states have set up a number to take all such calls.

Patrons take a number to take a turn, with five different short plays — none more than 10 minutes long — being performed in random rotation by five performers.

All elements of the campaign encourage consumers to visit the association's Web site or call a special number to take a "Learn and Live Health Quiz".

Even if only half the 35,000 applicants arrive on test day, it would be the largest number to take the exam in nearly a decade.

Unfortunately, the number to take heed will be infinitesimal.Most of the SEC's worries could be overcome if shareholders were more diligent.