Sentence examples for some numbers from from inspiring English sources

What Murdoch needed was some numbers from Malone.

The thing you will have noticed here is that the visit did inspire some "numbers" from Pope.

Here are some numbers — from state and nonprofit sources — that describe education in public schools and colleges.

Stuart Oderman, who has performed alongside the likes of Rudolph Valentino and Charlie Chaplin, leaned against a piano at the Museum of Modern Art and reminisced about some numbers from the 1950s.

Following the reasoning that if Rodgers and Hammerstein's You'll Never Walk Alone, the tear-jerking showstopper from Carousel, is a football standard, why not other R and H classics, how about some numbers from The Sound of Music?

Some numbers from Japan, and the stories they tell: Sumi Abe, who is eighty years old, and her grandson, Jin Abe, who is sixteen, were rescued after nine days — two hundred and seventeen hours.

"I come down to breakfast, and they ask me for the room number, and I tell them some number from last week because I still think I'm somewhere else".

By now we should have some worthwhile numbers from some of the regional seats on the east coast.

That's not just some random person citing some old numbers from an old story.

JUST when Wall Street seemed to be getting calmer, some unhelpful numbers from Washington, DC, have appeared on the horizon.

Senator Chris Van Hollen, a Maryland Democrat, even managed to lead Powell to comment on some specific numbers from the Republican tax plan.