Sentence examples for say number at from inspiring English sources

The rebels, who the Serbs say number at least 200, are an offspring of the Kosovo Liberation Army who have vowed to bring independence for the Albanians in towns like Lucane, in the Presevo valley of Serbia.

The producer, JBI International, based in Manhattan, has stopped publishing new titles and has turned its 70,000-volume library over to the Library of Congress, said Dr. Harold W. Snider, chairman of the federation's Jewish chapter, which he said numbered at least 50 people.

That's the experience of Athwal, who says numbers have quadrupled at his Bradford-based Asian Golf Society.

They are said to number at least five of Mr Trimble's Assembly members.

Cheryl Gordon, founder of Language Plus, in El Paso, says the number at her school is closer to 98percentt.

So far the dead in the latest exchanges are said to number at least 18.In Oslo, naturally, the attention is on the two winners of the peace prize.

On March 16th the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), which regulates BAA, said passenger numbers at British airports had fallen by 1.9% in 2008, only the fourth decline since 1945.

Some in tech have started identifying as "contrarians," to indicate subtly that they do not follow the "diversity dogma". And self-described men's rights activists in Silicon Valley said their numbers at meetings were rising.

VisitScotland said visitor numbers at its information centres (iCentres) had increased by 30% in Ullapool, 27% in Durness and 25% in Thurso.

Women's NGOs say the number should be at least 7,500.

Officials say the number infected stood at 1 million in mid-2002.