Sentence examples for to hundred from inspiring English sources
noun
A hundred-dollar bill, or any other note denominated 100 (e.g. a hundred euros).
The new work, Return to Hundred Acre Wood by David Benedictus, will reach bookshops in early October.
But as the title (which refers to hundred dollar bills) suggests, sex is not really the point here: money is.
Suits of armor weigh from fifty to hundred pounds and average man can get around in one if he knows how to put it on.
Tissue area under this line is set equal to hundred percent.
Even a simple search on keywords now leads to hundred of 'hits'hits
Their energy distribution may span from thermal up to hundred of MeV.
In a mammalian genome the number of direct and indirect BSs for a given TF could be ranged from several hundreds to hundred thousand [ 1- 8].
The systems shine with the light of just a few thousand to about a hundred thousand suns, compared to hundred billion suns for our Milky Way galaxy.
Inside one voxel of a cubic millimeter of neocortex, fifty to hundred thousand neurons use 4 km of axonal cable to form three to fifteen hundred million synapses with each other.
The numbers of the ectopically expressed proteins ranged from ten (GFP-tagged PKD1) to hundred million (GFP-tagged CERT) molecules per cell.
The lithologies consist of alternating sands, silts and shales, arranged within ten- to hundred-feet successions, and defined by progressive upward changes in grain size and bed thickness.
