Sentence examples for thirty that from inspiring English sources

"That was the year I was thirty, that was the year you were thirty-one," Lindeman sings.

Near Tehran University, there is a row of bookstores (roughly eighty per cent of Iran's population is literate and seventy per cent is under the age of thirty) that sell practically everything — except, perhaps, the works of Salman Rushdie.

Near Tehran University, there is a row of bookstores (roughly eighty per cent of Iran's population is literate and seventy per cent is under the age of thirty) that sell practically everything except, perhaps, the works of Salman Rushdie.

The band wrote twenty-three songs, we had another twenty or thirty that were from outsiders.

David O. Russell's new movie falls into a distinctive genre that I'd call long-form cinema: a story based on reporting (e.g., "Argo," "Zero Dark Thirty") that departs from the underlying factuality while still relying on it for import and affect.

And that really should be the main takeaway from Zero Dark Thirty: That good detective work can bring fruitful results -- and that torture is wrong.

At nine-thirty that morning, an orderly came to get her for the operation.

Despite his misgivings, Koizumi signed the Pyongyang Declaration at a ceremony at five-thirty thafternoonoon.

At two-thirty that December afternoon, Broadbent opened the bidding, at ten thousand pounds.

The first buffet of Beijing appeared moments after the press bus reached the hotel, around two-thirty that morning.

At five-thirty thafternoonoon, two hours north of Hazelton, they reached the one-lane bridge that spans the Nass River.