Sentence examples for seven millions of from inspiring English sources
In 1826 the quantity of sugar shipped from that island was 23,565 cwts., and in 1841 it had increased to 1,252,041 cwts. 2 and there we should find upwards of seven millions of free industrious people as consumers of our manufactures, living under the Dutch Government, which would only be too glad of an opportunity of entering into closer trading relations with us.
Historian Reed Browning describes the British Cartagena expedition as "stupidly disastrous" and quotes Horace Walpole, who in 1744 wrote: "We have already lost seven millions of money and thirty thousand men in the Spanish war and all the fruit of all this blood and treasure is the glory of having Admiral Vernon's head on alehouse signs".
Seven millions of Rapamycin resistant T1 cells (T1Rapa) were injected in 200 μl of PBS intravenously into orbital sinus of mice at indicated times.
Her 400m success a few days earlier was even more dramatic, with Adlington pipping Katie Hoff of the United States by just seven 100ths of a second.
The figure today is about 0.01%, one 15th of what it was a generation ago.
Every day they were given a peanut protein powder - starting off on a dose equivalent to one 70th of a peanut.
That means one-69th of the funds must go from the Roth account to the trust in the first year, one 68th of the balance in the second year, and so forth.
Accordingly, the average of four (3rd to 6th) PPT values was calculated as a baseline value for all groups.
A team of seven 4th year medical students carried out the data collection.
The former took upon himself to measure the manufacturing energies of the population which has since risen in Yorkshire; the latter to measure the palates for coffee of twenty-one milliofs of people; and the Legislature now professes, by Act of Parliament, to gauge the appetites of twenty-seven milliofs of people and their increasing numbers for bread.
The gill character is based on examination of two 5th instar larvae of both species.
