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Example sentences for "about seventy"

  • About seventy persons, mostly gentlemen of my acquaintance, were present.

  • Near Dayton, about seventy-five miles from its mouth, the Miami receives on the east side the Mad river; from this place boats carrying three and four thousand barrels, may run into the Ohio during high water.

  • By 1868 Huggins had satisfactorily examined the spectra of about seventy nebulæ, of which one-third displayed a gaseous character.

  • This was on October 13, and recurrences were traced down through the subsequent centuries, always with a day's delay in about seventy years.

  • The number received from domestic offices for delivery in the city is about one hundred and twenty-six thousand daily; in addition to about seventy-two thousand per day, which are to be forwarded to other offices.

  • They are said to be less than 250 in number, those of the first and second class comprising about seventy-five members each.

  • According to the Census of 1870, there were twenty-three Chinese inhabitants of New York, but the actual number of Celestials in the city at present is believed to be about seventy-five.

  • Mr. Astor is the second son of John Jacob Astor, and is about seventy-three years old.

  • The weight of the car was concentrated on about seventy feet of the total length of 200 feet.

  • It is expected to start of itself from the water and to fly at a low height like a flying fish at a speed of about seventy-five miles per hour.

  • A tall old man of about seventy, or perhaps eighty years, had paid us a visit.

  • I ordered a general advance in open order, about four yards apart; thus twenty men covered a line of about seventy-six paces.

  • In the evening the steamer returned with the true Shillook king, accompanied by two of his wives, four daughters, and a retinue of about seventy people.

  • It is placed in the heart of Valeria, and its present extent is not less than twelve Hungarian miles (about seventy English) in length, and two in breadth.

  • The building is about seventy-two feet three inches in length and the same in breadth.

  • It is about seventy-five feet wide and not less than fifty deep, even in its present state, filled up no doubt considerably, and in many parts cultivated.

  • For instance, it is applied to persons rendering acts of worship about seventy times, whereas it is applied to servants not more than half that number of times.

  • To designate the worshippers both of the true God, and of false gods, about seventy times.

  • They have now upon the domain about seventy-five members.

  • As the movement began to ripen into action, the friends fell off, and the circle narrowed down from about seventy to twenty persons.

  • This society grew from fifteen, the number at organization, to about seventy-five, many leading business men becoming members.

  • It was on such a mission one day that the writer watched from under cover of some bushes, the passing of about seventy-five Indians all on horseback and traveling single file.

  • Fouts, about seventy years of age, still lives on the homestead he selected in that early day and is a respected, prominent man in that locality.

  • The river, where the portage strikes it, is about seventy-five feet wide, and shallow, the deepest parts not exceeding eighteen inches.

  • Let it suffice that another day is nearly gone, and it has lessened the distance which separated us, about seventy miles.

  • You spoke of about seventy-five or a hundred?

  • There appeared to me to be about seventy-five or one hundred and fifty men that were organized.

  • Attended a meeting of Van Maasdyk's in the poorer district of Brussels; about seventy to eighty persons present, consisting of converted Romanists, seeking Protestants, and two awakened Jews.

  • The Countess is about seventy-six years of age; she is the president of the Bible Society, and the spiritual mother of all that is good in the neighborhood.

  • Wheeling had not been more than twelve years in existence, yet it contained, at this time, about seventy houses, built of wood.

  • From Lincolnton to Chester, in the state of South Carolina, the distance is about seventy miles.

  • York consisted of about seventy houses, an episcopalian church, and a gaol.

  • But the most important part of his office is, to treat his friends at the expence of about Seventy Pounds.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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