Sentence examples for own numbers for from inspiring English sources

The Social Security Administration is expected to issue in a few weeks its own numbers for the current year within the annual report from its board of trustees.

But for weeks, if one used the city's own numbers for the dead and missing in the collapse of the towers, it has been clear that such numbers were wrong.

According to the latest data from Win App Update (Microsoft itself doesn't release its own numbers for the Store), there are currently about 16,000 apps in the Store worldwide and 9,343 in the U.S.

The US Embassy's own numbers for hazardous PM2.5 particulate matter sometimes top 500 parts per million, about 20 times higher than the guideline issued by the World Health Organization; one recent study said a month breathing in Beijing was equivalent to smoking five cigarettes.

In his absence Worsley seized the opportunity to pick up his mobile phone, rifle through his contacts and substitute his own number for the head coach Brian Ashton's.

Arriving at its own number for Clinton's delegate lead, the statement said: "Hillary Clinton tied in pledged delegates today and now leads Senator Sanders by approximately 220 pledged delegates nationwide".

She corrects the oversight by introducing her own number for Grandma, drawing inspiration from one of her less kind reviews: "hunched, screeching and irritating," as she recalls the assessment.

But Miller has sticky palms in the half court, and he often subverts this rule by calling his own number for a post up or a drawn-out pick-and-roll from the wing.

They will only need to copy the filings from South Carolina and Maryland's coalitions, plug in their own numbers, and brace for the public fallout.

Packet switching is just like sending someone a book, each page in its own numbered envelope, for the recipient to reassemble on arrival.

Since the numbers and the objects rhyme, you can create your own number objects for numbers eleven and up.