Sentence examples for untold hundreds from inspiring English sources
Millions of bewildered and frightened people rushed into the streets; untold hundreds were crushed to death.
By the time the mortgage crisis exploded, nearly 9 out of 10 brokered subprime mortgages were saddled with these premiums, costing Americans untold hundreds of millions of dollars.
Physician turnover costs the health care industry untold hundreds of millions of dollars per year and has the potential to harm patients.
A march across the desert from Alexandria to Cairo without so much as canteens, as Nina Burleigh tells us in "Mirage: Napoleon's Scientists and the Unveiling of Egypt," left "untold hundreds" dead.
Scientists have been staggered by the more than 1,300 kinds of native reef fish and untold hundreds of kinds of hard and soft coral species (70 percent of all known species) living in the waters of Raja Ampat that the underwater photographer David Doubilet has called "ultramarine".
His and Richard Nixon's policy in Southeast Asia amounted to little more than that: sacrificing untold hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese and Cambodians, as well as thousands of American troops, to bloodless terms like "credibility," "strategic realignment," and "peace with honor".
The idea is that the series tells us untold tales of 21st-century Britain, from the inside out.
Roberto Kozak's is one of the great untold stories of the 20th century.
Its rise may be one of the great (and still largely untold) stories of the 20th century, the work not only of toy companies and media conglomerates but also of librarians, progressive educators, dedicated editors and a corps of visionary writers and artists -- to say nothing of parents themselves and the kids they once were.
Also in November 2011, it was announced that McNamara's next game would be titled Whore of the Orient, which is described as "one of the great untold stories of the 20th century".
In May, an American district court awarded $16m to Earthlink, which has some 5m e-mail subscribers, in a case against a spammer (who was also ordered to stop sending out junk mail).Related items Junk e-mail: Stopping spamApr 24th 2003 E-mail spam: Filter it outOct 17th 2002But with untold numbers of spammers about, prosecuting a selected few will have only limited impact.
