Sentence examples for some millions of from inspiring English sources

"It turns out that some millions of skin flakes are shed by the average person every minute".

He is therefore responsible for the existence of some millions of drivers and passengers who would otherwise be dead.

TV anchors and reporters serve the useful public function of delivering the goods, attractively wrapped in the hope of attracting some millions of people to tune in.

People in the West, Alexievich told the Times recently, "do not understand that there is a collective Putin, consisting of some millions of people who do not want to be humiliated by the West.

"I'm going to try to compete with them [by raising] some millions of dollars, and a laser-sharp focus".

Mysterious high-energy particles known as cosmic rays zip through space at a wide range of energies, some millions of times greater than those produced in the world's most powerful atom smasher.

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However, inspiring kids to become entrepreneurs is not some 21st century version of home ec.

In the 1960s and early 1970s some parts of Bath were unsympathetically redeveloped, resulting in the loss of some 18th- and 19th-century buildings.

Many of his works were heavily influenced by 18th-century styles, earning him the scorn of some 19th-century composers.

There's some electricity, some magic, and some 19th century machinery kind of stuff".