The earth is, at one time, a hundred millions of miles on one side of the sun; and at another time, half a year afterwards, a hundred millions of miles on the other side.
The Earth is, as we have already said, nearly a hundred millions of miles from the Sun.
In this country the poorest man holds in his hand at the day of election the same unit, the same amount, of political power as the owner of a hundred millions.
But if France is to believe that the Crown can afford to pay a hundred millions, it must believe that the Crown can afford to lose a hundred millions, and who is going to believe that?
Everything," I said, "is more difficult than it used to be; but in spite of difficulties I have a plan which would give the king the interest of a hundred millions.
All I want is for the nation to believe that the king can afford to pay a hundred millions.
I have stated that Neptune, the planet farthest from the Sun, revolves about him at a distance of 28 hundred millions of miles.
One man--of a hundred millions at least--has become recently very conspicuous among his golden fellows.
I am interested in it to the tune of a hundred millions.
The United States was ready for peace, and the old absurdity about a million squirrel-shooters was gospel in the minds of a hundred millions of people.
It did not seem fitting to that lieutenant that a hundred millions of dollars should have its scalp abraided by a night stick.
Perhaps a hundred millions of dollars actually reared themselves in brick and steel, in splendid, efficient machinery.
The country would have no less than from eighty to a hundred millions to pay the sufferers; and it would be driven to such distress in paying this sum as it had never before experienced.
He could say from his own knowledge, that the assertion of the noble earl (Westmoreland), that property to the amount of a hundred millions would be endangered, was wild and fanciful.
The property connected with this question amounted to a hundred millions.
It had cost five millions of money and the surrender of a province, to purchase Florida, and nearly a hundred millions more to extinguish the Indian title, and make the State habitable for white men.
Your conquest," said he, addressing the Union senators, "will cost you a hundred thousand lives and a hundred millions of dollars.
The account is ready made; they will produce two thousand four hundred millions of livres of the present currency.
Your works will not endure above an hundred millions of years, after which you will acquire more knowledge, and perform much better.
The thousand banks have the country and the government under their feet at this moment, owing to the community upwards of an hundred millions of dollars, of which they will pay nothing, not even ninepences, picayunes, and coppers.
A hundred millions to nothing at all, or at most a beggarly five millions--what a dizzy precipice!
And who can believe that two hundred millions of that continent, which is the mother of such a civilization, are not to have any future at all?
What we want is a hundred millions available to be spent on anything and everything.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hundred millions" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
