Sentence examples for uncountable millions from inspiring English sources

The difference is that this house is seen every day by 185,000 commuters, along with a big percentage of the uncountable millions of tourists, theatergoers and hotel guests in the area -- plus the random New Yorker or two.

This tiny error, which would mean nothing among private citizens took on an awesome quality, to which the uncountable millions turn so trustingly for guidance and inspiration.

The government analyst who earlier relied on moles and covert operatives and newspaper reports now has uncountable millions of Twitter bulletins and Flickr pictures, submitted by genuine witnesses, ill-meaning rival governments and other interested parties.

Josie looks at the wide reaches of pristine territory and thinks: "It invited the weary and homeless like herself, her worthy children… uncountable millions of unpopulated acres, and so many empty homes like this, waiting to take in the desperate travellers of the world".

ALGHOOZ, Syria — The arc of Omar Abdulkader's transformation from farmer to fighter resembles that of uncountable others in Syria, where since 2011 tens of thousands of men have been drawn into a civil war.

A wild and beautiful complex of shallow bays, mangrove forests, oyster bars and narrow, twisting waterways, the Ten Thousand Islands actually are uncountable because they are continu ally forming, joining together, separat ing, and, in the event of a severe hurricane, disappearing.

A college course takes hundreds of hours of class-time, uncountable hours dedicated to the reading and preparation of advanced materials, productive dialogue, hours of research, etc.

"In line with the global movement of uncountable stakeholders for children, and on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the most important human-rights treaty in history, the European Union and UNICEF sign today a Declaration, which reiterates our commitment to work together," UNICEF Representative in Afghanistan Catherine Mbengue said in her address to conference attendees on 22 November.

It has since sold so many millions of copies that Atwood considers them uncountable.

Trade flow estimates build on billions of custom forms (many collected manually), complemented by uncountable household and enterprise surveys.

From the terror of the RAF and the 2nd of June Movement, from punk in Berlin to the uncountable crusties who threw up on the bar.