Sentence examples for part of hundreds from inspiring English sources

A few months ago, as part of hundreds of millions of dollars in cuts, the North Carolina General Assembly voted to phase out the fellows program — which has a $13 million annual budget — over the next few years.

He also has reservations about the case studies academics need to prepare for the REF, arguing that most research findings only bring about change as part of hundreds of interactions working together.

There was the ascent of the digital realm — with the happy surrender, on the part of hundreds of millions, to the congenial omniscience and possibly less congenial omnipotence of Google, and the perplexingly popular appeal of making available online all manner of information of the sort formerly considered private.

Mexico is using American intelligence to track the traffickers and is awaiting a fleet of American helicopters and aircraft to pursue them, part of hundreds of millions of dollars in aid initiated by President George W. Bush and expanded in recent days by President Obama.

It represents more than a century of effort on the part of hundreds of learned scholars who have compiled an inventory of all the English words that have been in substantial use since 1150 A.D. It does a wonderful job of documenting the meaning, usage, pronunciation and etymology of these words and is a stunning intellectual accomplishment in almost every possible way.

The recording, part of hundreds of hours of conversations secretly recorded by a former officer in Mr. Kuchma's presidential security service, Mikola Melnichenko, was published during the weekend by the Ukrainska Pravda Internet news site and translated into English by The Kiev Post, a weekly newspaper in the Ukrainian capital.

WWOR is now part of 21st Century Fox.

Yesterday evening the fighters liberated 47th battalion, which is part of 12th brigade, near Hawija town.

He was a field engineer attached to the 69th Brigade, which in turn was part of 50th Tyne Tees Infantry Division.

The jovial "Benedicamus Domino à 3" reflects the "round" that was an integral part of 13th-century British polyphony.

It's part of 75th & 508, a celebration that will also include a Robert Johnson look-alike and sound-alike contest.