Sentence examples for thirteenth from inspiring English sources
adjective
The ordinal form of the number thirteen.
On her thirteenth birthday, Ivy receives a letter from the school inviting her to join.
A thirteenth, the Chicago seat of Luis Gutierrez, a Democrat, may also be in jeopardy.
In your year of grace 1390, Christian Europe was authoritarian, brutal, had a Pope and an Anti-Pope, and was wondering whether to have an Eleventh or was it a Thirteenth?—Crusade.
Arthur Koestler explored the Khazar theory in his book, "The Thirteenth Tribe .In addition, Mr Sand believes that the Palestinians are mainly Jews who converted to Christianity or Islam.
2) The war in Afghanistan, now in its thirteenth year, was fought after the West lost control of its erstwhile Taliban allies, who the US had supported in order to bring down a pro-Russian regime.
The school is the twelfth to offer such a fellowship in conjunction with Reaching Out MBA; a thirteenth, the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, was announced on January 12th.
An independent Scotland would have needed to replicate much of Britain's bureaucracy, but with a population one-thirteenth the size.
From the mid-thirteenth through the mid-fourteenth century, every student who earned a baccalaureate in theology was required to lecture and comment on Peter's text.
It is true that much of the later material is, unlike the bulk of the thirteenth-century material, presented as commentary.
The role of the Empyrean in thirteenth-century thought is equivocal.
In the later Middle Ages Albert of Saxony (Albertus de Saxonia) was sometimes called Albertucius (Little Albert), to distinguish him from the thirteenth-century theologian Albert the Great.
