Sentence examples for obscure numbers from inspiring English sources

Greenspan is regarded as the ultimate geek: obsessed with obscure numbers, convoluted in his speech, awkward in social settings.

First, the obscure numbers have gone -- a legacy of our old Vignette StoryServer software, and utterly useless to anyone who happens to be a human being.

Many elements that should be thrilling - such as the Winds of Magic that determine which ill-augered sorceries your wizards may cast - end up just being obscure numbers that are less important to victory than troop deployment.

The show will cover a 30-song set list, which creative director Amanda Pelman said will include some of Bowie's more obscure numbers, alongside hits Changes, China Girl, Life on Mars, Under Pressure, Let's Dance and Starman.

Routine blood panels done by doctors often include dozens of obscure numbers.

There were the classic hits and, also, the more obscure numbers.

"Ask for High 6M Fix," he entered in his calendar, as he might have put "Buy milk".What may still seem to many to be a parochial affair involving Barclays, a 300-year-old British bank, rigging an obscure number, is beginning to assume global significance.

On two obscure satirical numbers, "Typical Self-Made American" (from "Strike Up the Band") and "Song of the Rhineland" (a collaboration with Kurt Weill from the forgotten 1945 movie "Where Do We Go From Here?"), Gershwin cut loose.

The changes Maryland is proposing in relabeling special ed students would not only obscure some numbers, but would likely increase the scores for special ed, since the children remaining in that category would largely be white students from affluent families who generally do better on tests.

While once obscure, these numbers hit the zeitgeist this summer with a series of mock Olympic videos by former Washington, D.C. schools chief Michelle Rhee.

He had another problem: the ponytails of some of the girls obscured their numbers.