Sentence examples for uneven number from inspiring English sources

There are some light fittings that occupy the space and there are an uneven number of them.

And then there was the matter of paying — how to split if there's an uneven number of dishes?

A true Chinese pagoda would have an uneven number of floors for luck, but the Kew one has 10.

And just to make things sufficiently awkward this time around, there's an uneven number of contestants looking to find love/bag the £50,000 prize.

But the uneven number of squares allows her to place them somewhat jauntily, which adds genuine life to an essentially cerebral work.

Feeney said the scheduling problems begin with the uneven number of teams in the two leagues and become compounded with the different number of teams in the divisions.

The parent of another student had warned Doug's family that Berman acted inappropriately with boys, and that he travelled with an uneven number of students so that one would have to share a room with him.

In the real world, cut off from their spirit, that person inevitably died within a few weeks or months; always, it was said, in an uneven number of days.

The mule's commitment to survival is interesting in a Darwinian context, because mules — the hybrid result of mating a male donkey with a female horse — have an uneven number of chromosomes and are therefore sterile.

The city's allure for out-of-towners who hope to find work, and its historically lower thresholds for providing public assistance, have tended to attract an uneven number of applicants for emergency housing.

This highly unusual tune uses a wide range of notes and is "crooked"; it has an uneven number of beats per measure in the first and second parts of the song, causing them to fold into one another almost indistinctly.