numbered造句
(91) The founder-members numbered eleven, and in the first ten years of its existence a further forty-three members were elected.
(92) The Karavas, whose traditional occupation was fishing, numbered around ten percent of the Sinhalese population.
(93) Individual recipients numbered 14. 2 million, including 9 million children.
(94) If Gordon Gekko is still around, his days are numbered.
(95) Other turn-of-the-century artists, easy to fake because their works were frequently not numbered, were also produced there.
(96) Others followed and today many Loreto past pupils are numbered among the Missionaries of Charity.
(97) Still, I feel certain our days at the burial site are numbered.
(98) They should be numbered on all drafts in order that revisions will be easily referred to in the writing process.
(99) Whatever the label, it will be numbered from about 88 to 100 plus.
(100) Edwards revealed he knew his days at Spurs were numbered when then-manager Peter Shreeves forgot his name!
(101) But this week's guerrillas numbered more than 1,000, some of them with heavy weapons.
(102) Except in the shortest of particulars of claim, allegations should be divided into paragraphs and numbered consecutively.
(103) All told, the assault force and its reserves probably numbered nearly 15, 000 men.
(104) By 1907 it had its own herdbook and numbered about 35,000.
(105) Rules numbered in the thousands, requiring a large investment in experts' time, rule development, and rule maintenance.
(106) A count of women and children at copper mines in 1787 suggests that then women workers may have numbered around 1,500.
(107) The vast army numbered around 100,000 cavalry and 25,000 musketeers as well as divisions of war elephants and camel-artillery.
(108) Hanging indentations are commonly used to create numbered paragraphs and outlines.
(109) I was in a numbered uniform of massive symbolic importance with nuances of style which clearly defined our social identity.
(110) Sequences of actions are shown in numbered steps, and everything is split down into the smallest possible steps.
(111) It made sad reading, with five entire families from her street numbered among the dead.
(112) By 1640, 100,000 planters had arrived in Ireland when the native population numbered only one million inhabitants.
(113) And that they shouldn't have names at all, but simply be numbered from one to sixty.
(114) But since those men were numbered in thousands - with every opportunity in the world for rekindling those ugly sparks of revolution.
(115) Joyce's family is numbered with the grains of sand in a thousand egg-timers.
(116) Reference lists, figure legends and tables should all be on separate sheets, all of which should be double-spaced and numbered.
(117) Each numbered space in this pie chart refers to a question on the Experiment Sheet.
(118) Later it was recorded that the castellan of Amboise's army numbered 200 knights and 1,000 footsoldiers.
(119) Indeed definitions of status are so precise they are even numbered.
(120) The music-loving elector had immediately installed a substantial orchestra, which by 1777 numbered about 45 players.
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