Sentence examples for numeral to from inspiring English sources

On the end of each arm is an Arabic numeral to show the hour.

Therefore, the names of binary compounds containing metals such as these must include a Roman numeral to specify the charge on the ion.

Mr. Tom's natural ability with numbers is perhaps the reason for a scene in which he wakes up in his bedroom, finds a thong and tube top in his bed and adds another Roman numeral to the XXIII scratched on his door.

The half-time show was framed by Coldplay's usual 2005 era neon tie dye visual, and the references to the last 50 years of Super Bowl history were as regrettably shallow as the Super Bowl L's ditching of its Roman numeral to become Super Bowl 50.

This is finitarily acceptable as long as the characteristic function of such a property is itself finitary: For instance, the operation which transforms a numeral to 1 if it is prime and 11 otherwise can be defined by primitive recursion and is hence finitary.

All it takes is a superfluous subscript numeral to turn a simple substitution reaction into an explosive black fountain that will not stop! .

And a few steps past the Millennium Ball were enough old numerals to welcome new years into the 26th century.

Perhaps even more important, the book's first sentence introduces Hindu-Arabic numerals to the European culture.

Chenayya had learned enough about English numerals to recognize his own ticket number; he squinted for several moments, and then let the ticket float to the ground.

The walls are marked with the remnants of bold Victorian numerals to identify what were originally grain chutes but are now windows.

DL: It's a rematch of Super Bowl V with the Cowboys facing the Colts, except this time, there are no roman numerals to be found.