Sentence examples for something like two dozen from inspiring English sources

Between 1928 and 1933, for example, Waugh, Powell, Green, Byron, Beverley Nichols, Nancy Mitford and Inez Holden produced something like two dozen books between them.

Between mid-October and early November, prospective voters in Levdansky's district, south of Pittsburgh, received something like two dozen pieces of negative mail.

O.K., first, I have Jeff down as totally having blanked on picking up the cake and instead bringing something like two dozen doughnuts from the Dunkin' across the street.

I believe the U.S. is now graduating something like two dozen engineers per year.

There have been thousands of stories already written about the device (including something like two dozen on TechCrunch alone), but a few points seem to be completely overshadowed by the glow of the iPad itself.

Those of you in Euroland are probably sick of hearing about the European elections, especially because, as I learned in college, something like two dozen people in the whole of Europe even bother to vote.

He got a buck and a doe, and since then, had something like three dozen in all.

Jack DeJohnette's Special Edition The brilliant jazz drummer Jack DeJohnette has made something like three dozen albums as a leader; he's a generous collaborator, which can make the issue of leadership a little nebulous.

At last he had something like three dozen fireproof file cabinets of material.

In their exuberant clamor, they only sounded like four dozen.

This seems like good news considering she'd like almost two dozen kids.