Sentence examples similar to zero hundred from inspiring English sources
noun
The start of the first hour of the day on the 24-hour clock, i.e. 0:00, military time.
I think the age of the universe has zero to do with how our economy is going to grow.
Several hundred supporters chanted for Erdoğan, the party's founder, but there was little sign of the huge crowds that gathered after past election victories.
The number of boarding groups began to resemble something like a caste system; "change fees," which have always been outrageous, grew higher (two hundred dollars for domestic, three hundred dollars for international), while baggage fees soared to as high as a hundred dollars.
So far, even though the site has received more than a hundred legal threats, almost no one has filed suit.
"Sometimes it was 20 a day, sometimes it was a hundred, sometimes it was more.
On the surface, this might seem as if it has absolutely zero relevance to the average American, who is more worried about whether he's going to outlive his nest egg than whether he'll leave a "legacy" for his children.
It will obsess the British political class and reduce Britain's already damaged reputation in the EU to zero.
Related: Liberal Democrat candidates support Tim Farron as the party's next leader One hundred and eleven Lib Dems who to stood for parliament on 7 May have put their names to the letter, which argues that the MP for Westmorland and Lonsdale is the best candidate to rebuild the party after it lost 48 of its 56 MPs.
One hundred days ago when all the parties celebrated the start of their 100 days to go until the election campaigns?
Several hundred people had the ability to export files like the one that was inadvertently released.
