This multitude of erupted Santas will be zombie-like and mutant, with few brain cells.
In the face of this multitude of threats, inspirational work is being done by exceptionally brave people.
In America, a felony conviction can be a lifelong sentence because of this multitude of collateral consequences.
Sure as day follows night, the conspiracy theorists have used this multitude of information to concoct multiple alternative scenarios, considerably more colourful than the "official" accounts.
It is absurd to think that simply because they are not white, this multitude of people will unite in a common political project.
Unless the mayor is empowered, and given a greater say in this multitude of poorly coordinated quangos, we shall never produce a sustainable policy or design to compare to the best abroad.
Efforts to hold political and military leaders accountable for their crimes are laudable, but this multitude of mechanisms inevitably suffers from an excess of bureaucracy, poor coordination and duplication of efforts.
How many times do teams like Samoa have to do what they do before people understand?" Unhappily for Johnson, this multitude of misunderstanders included many of his own players.
This multitude of meaty choices for Broadway audiences harkened to a time, largely believed to be mythical, when the theater existed to stimulate and challenge instead of lull and comfort, boldly taking on subjects usually left untouched in polite conversation (death and existential loneliness, for starters).
"All this multitude of structures and buildings and stadiums and what-have-you might be used again, for instance in creating a year-round capability for Greece to hold conferences," said Thanos Verenis, a professor of political history at the University of Athens.
This multitude of names reflects something of the controversy that has long surrounded a populist radical, who retired from national politics on January 23rd amid a battle against prostate cancer.Mr Lafontaine's first taste of power was as mayor of the capital of Saarland, a state so inconsequential it almost falls into France.
