Sentence examples for ordinary thousands from inspiring English sources

Like me, you might think you've never met a nudist, and yet here they are in their ordinary thousands, rolling acres of them – on the beaches, in the hot tubs and casinos, in the bars and night clubs and restaurants and fitness suites, their bits proudly jiggling, dangling and of course sagging.

The user just dials the ordinary eight-digit number, the same as with NTT.

Arnold's example does this, but it is not realisable in ordinary three-dimensional space.

There is the way Maryna's abrupt change of roles stands for the changes ordinary 19th-century women may have wanted to make but couldn't.

Whether the subject is collectibles of a humble kind, such as ordinary 20th-century posters or commonplace furniture, surprising enthusiasm is driving bidders.

Opabinia, a much rarer animal, looked to Walcott like a fairly ordinary two-eyed sort of worm, at any rate some primitive member of the arthropod phylum.

Henry Bright is pretty much your ordinary 20th-century West Virginia farmboy, with one notable exception: when he winds up in the World War I trenches in France, he begins hearing voices.

But physicists often carry out their calculations in terms of momentum space (also called reciprocal space) rather than ordinary three-dimensional space, Lu explains, and in that framework magnetic monopoles can exist — and their properties match those of Weyl points.

So, the Bureau, in effect, has bifurcated its consideration of additional regulation of "traditional" debt collectors and debt buyers and its consideration of new and perhaps novel regulation covering collection of debt or accounts in ordinary two-party transactions.

As their fans continue to revel in pointing out that their trio of England players "won the World Cup for England" it is therefore a little surprising to discover that West Ham finished a pretty ordinary 12th out of 22.

Our studies reveal that two dimensional topological superconductivity in a helical Dirac gas is distinctly different from that in an ordinary two-dimensional superconductor in terms of the spin degrees of freedom of electrons.