Sentence examples for the thousands which from inspiring English sources

Players sometimes bet with $100 bills, and the stakes can quickly reach into the thousands, which can lead to bruised egos and hard feelings.

My songs are also up on iTunes, and my CD sales have gone up into the thousands, which isn't the norm in the world music category.

But for special occasions and the Sabbath, others don the shtreimel — a wide, round fur hat, costing into the thousands — which Mr. Lacorazza does not make.

These are the online communities that signed the petition in the thousands, which is what transformed it from being just another attempt at dethroning Lovecraft as the face of one of fantasy's highest awards (there have been several) to a global conversation with coverage in Salon, the Guardian, NPR and countless blogs.

Some herds, especially in the West and Southwest, number in the thousands, which means the animals spend their lives in barns on cement where they are milked automatically, in some cases on huge rotating platforms that look like something out of science fiction.

In terms of the number of organizations using it technology, Peters says the number is in the "thousands," which means that they are "well north" of 100K individuals.

BEST HOLES FOR VIEWING -- The 16th, which has a Revolutionary War road running through it; the 17th, which is on a James River bluff; and the 18th hole tee.

The 10th, which measures the average workweek in manufacturing, was unchanged, it said.

The first Monday in March is on the 7th, which means the 14th is a Monday, which means four days later is the 18th, or a Friday.

In the 12th, which includes Princeton, Representative Rush D. Holt faces a tough challenge from Dick Zimmer.

These missions are the 9th, the 11th the 13th & the 16th, which NASA designated 41-A, 41-B, 41-C, and 51-A.