Sentence examples for which averaged more from inspiring English sources

Students knew Great American II, which averaged more than 200 miles a day, might come up short.

NBC finished third for the night with "Sunday Night Football," which averaged more than 12 million viewers during prime time.

Even so, salmon stocks, which averaged more than 100,000 adults in the 1960's, have fallen to little more than 3,000.

NBC dominated the next night thanks to "Sunday Night Football," which averaged more than 15 million viewers for the Pittsburgh-Cleveland matchup.

They also formed a task force to aggressively investigate armed robberies of drivers, which averaged more than 2,000 per month in the early 1990's.

Harvard, which averaged more than 200 yards rushing and 200 yards passing a game last year, was held to 169 yards in total offense.

Many jobless workers say they cannot afford the full premiums, which average more than $7,000 a year for families.

As an owner, the institute will be able to avoid paying steep Westside office rents, which average more than $5 a square foot per month.

The crowd at Galaxy games, which averages more than 20,000, can be as much as 60percentt Latino.

The long, looping migration, which averages more than 300 miles a day, includes a monthlong hiatus in the North Atlantic.

Investment has resulted in a number of standout shows including Dynamo: Magician Impossible, the Bafta-nominated series which averages more than 1 million viewers an episode.