Sentence examples for thousands further from inspiring English sources

Each post has since been retweeted by thousands, further attracting almost 80,000 (correct at time of publishing) to sign a petition dedicated to the cause.

Last week, security forces brutally cracked down on the protesters, unleashing water cannons and shooting live rounds into the crowds, which numbered in the thousands, further fueling public outrage and swelling the demonstrations.

In Pennsylvania alone, flooding from the remnants of Eloise forced 20,000 residents out of their homes; thousands further south in the Washington, D.C. area, where severe flooding impacted the city's southern suburbs, also fled to seek refuge.

If the Lakers win the championship, it will also be Jackson's 11th, further separating him from the Celtics patriarch Red Auerbach (nine).

The invention of printing from movable type in the 15th century and the Protestant Reformation in the 16th further increased the numbers of people able to hold and express informed opinions on contemporary issues.

In the 12th and 13th centuries further developments of organum took place in the Magnum Liber Organi.

As such challenges continued in the 2nd and 3rd centuries, further development of catholic teaching became necessary.

In addition, the Ming-dynasty Chinese were active in Southeast Asian waters during the 14th and 15th centuries, further stimulating economic growth and competition—in the region.

First, the brief history explains how the steam engine was first invented by the ancient Greeks, purposed in the 17th century, further improved in the 18th century, and had the first safety standards implemented in the 20th century after the accidents of the 19th century.

No degradation was initiated during the initial 1st h but after 1st h, it reaches to the maximum around 2nd h, further it was not improved in the case of MC-LR and NOD.

Even if the first instalment can be rustled together, the government will be hard-pressed to find the €300m due on June 12th and the €600m due on the 16th; a further €300m is due on the 19th.