Sentence examples for something like twenty from inspiring English sources

We were up something like twenty to zero.

But the average margin of error on the A.P.I. is something like twenty points, and for a small school it can be as much as fifty points.

In something like twenty years, the increased confinement of the river had elevated floodwaters in Memphis by an average of about eight feet.

In the past few years, Moscow has done tremendous things for its infrastructure — something like twenty new subway stations have opened since 2010.

You might reasonably postulate that Housman was homosexual upon learning that "lad," "lads," and "man" together surface roughly two hundred times in his poetry, as opposed to something like twenty appearances of "woman," "women," "girl," and "girls".

No one really knew the true number, or ever will, but five thousand groups for the whole of Britain might be about right, something like twenty to thirty thousand players". With that in mind, McCartney finding his way to Lennon that summer starts to have more in common with the search for a needle in the proverbial haystack.

These people were something like seven hundred billions times more likely to actually solve the problem.

"The guy who's on the show now has already won something like twenty-five thousandollarsrs".

We've arranged something like twenty thousand rallies, in every country except North Korea.

The Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names (TGN) for instance, would be something like twenty-four volumes if it were printed.

Assuming that only a tenth of that is recoverable, it's still enough to generate something like twenty-two billion metons tofs of carbon.