Sentence examples for ten it from inspiring English sources

In its sixth and last week in the top ten it fell to number nine and sold 43,000 copies.

After marking its first twelve weeks in the top ten, it went on to spend a combined total of twenty-six weeks inside the top twenty and received a Platinum accreditation from the Recording Industry Association of New Zealand (RIANZ) for 15,000 shipments.

"Ten times out of ten, it will go in".

"About six out of ten, it was gang tags".

It's fine to sound generic for six words, but by ten it gets uncomfortable.

But alas, by ten, it was raining, forcing everybody under cover.

Called the Hiseq X Ten, it consists of 10 machines, each costing more than half a million pounds.

"Each of four operating units would be a top-ten IT company in its own right," Fiorina says.

Thus, eleven comes from Old English endleofan, literally meaning "[ten and] one left [over]," and twelve from twelf, meaning "two left"; the endings -teen and -ty both refer to ten, and hundred comes originally from a pre-Greek term meaning "ten times [ten]." It should not be inferred, however, that 10 is either the only possible base or the only one actually used.

With the song charting in the top-ten it became Kesha's fourth consecutive top-ten single and she became the 11th female artist in history to attain four top-ten singles off of a debut album.

When Weisz, as a 1950s judge's wife, pronounces the word "often" off-ten, it is clear this is a film with more investment in the look of the period than in its style of talking.