Sentence examples for something like two million from inspiring English sources

For example, something like two million people are running around with wireless pacemakers in them.

"She called me up when the album was at something like two million and said, 'How can we stop it?"' said Bruce Lundvall, the president of Blue Note Records, who signed Jones in 2001.

In this country, the most popular cosmetic surgery procedure is liposuction: doctors vacuum out something like two million pounds of fat from the thighs, bellies, buttocks, jowls and man-breasts of 325,000 people a year.

Look at the effect that Prada's success has had on sailing in Italy: where 10 or 15 years ago, before Prada and Il Moro in 1992, hardly anyone in Italy followed the America's Cup; last time there were something like two million Italians getting up in the middle of the night to watch the races.

The volume of it is some, we calculate something like two million cubic metres of material.

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

There'd be something like twelve thousand apartments.

There's something like six.

It might be something like four goats.

It takes me something like six years.

Narcissism — he did something like seventy self-portraits.