Sentence examples for some dozens of from inspiring English sources

It was four years before the first scrolls were successfully unwrapped, but eventually Piaggio managed to unwrap fifty more, some dozens of feet long, with his machine.

"It is fun to address 12 million or so British Islanders and some dozens of millions of Europeans in one breath – I do assure you it is.

Some dozens of immortally great expressions of the human spirit have been written for performance by live actors for live audiences and cannot be adequately experienced in any other medium.

Delta ray, in physics, any atomic electron that has acquired sufficient energy by recoiling from a charged particle passing through matter to force, in turn, some dozens of electrons out of other atoms along its own trajectory.

Impact of heat released by illumination only became relevant when its electric power was increased by some dozens of watt or when the door was opened more frequently; this indicated that replacement of the halogen lamp by another with LED technology may have some importance for energy efficiency improvement, although to a lower degree.

They are housed some dozens of yards from one another in the State Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia.

For a week some dozen of us would be in and out of meetings with ministers, impoverished rubbish-pickers, diplomats, uprooted Serbs and hip Albanian fashion designers and media types.

Some give away less than $1,000 a year; some make dozens of grants totaling more than $2 million.

Some have dozens of liens against them.

Some days, dozens of corpses arrived.

In some species, dozens of such types occur.