Having offered a sufficient number of apologies for the error, he of the tall figure in turn introduced his cousin Flora and her friend Rose to the major.
The blue stone, known by the name of Indigo, is the extract of a plant which they who have a sufficient number of slaves to manage it, make some quantities throughout all this colony.
There are lodgings in it for the officers and the garrison; and a sufficient number of guns for defending the entrance of the Missisippi.
And this was rendered more certain, because government had not sent a sufficient number of troops to keep the populace of Boston in awe.
They provided, with the assistance of the provincials, a sufficient number of sheep and oxen, and invited the Huns to a splendid, or at least, a plentiful supper.
A sufficient number of Latin or Celtic words might be assumed by the Germans, to express their new wants and ideas; but those illiterate Pagans preserved and established the use of their national dialect.
In these two latter respects my observations may be trusted, but a sufficient number of capsules were counted only in a few instances.
A boat was sent to fish with hook and line, and had some success; and at dusk a sufficient number of sooty petrels were taken from the burrows to give nine to every man, making, with those before caught, more than twelve hundred birds.
A sufficient number of prisoners having received permission to assist in this duty, they entered the boat accompanied by a guard of soldiers, and put off from the ship.
When a sufficient number of Whig prisoners were collected there they would be marched under guard to a prison ship.
I then considered, that I had not yet a sufficient number of friends to support me.
They had lands without a sufficient number of labourers, and families without a sufficient number of servants, for their work.
As soon as a sufficient number of hands are collected on board the ship which is fitting out, all the spars, except the spare ones, may be got off to the hulk.
But the Americans had not made a sufficient number of prisoners to relieve all their citizens, and many of them still remained in confinement.
The utmost efforts were made by the Commander-in-chief to collect a sufficient numberof troops to enable him to give a decisive blow to some one of the positions of his enemy.
Consequently, as some time must elapse before a sufficient number of vessels for the transportation of his army could be collected, its embarkation might be delayed until the ensuing spring.
Serious trouble threatens us if we can not do better than we are now doing as regards securing the services of a sufficient number of the highest type of sailormen, of sea mechanics.
When a sufficient number of these articles had been completed by the united efforts of ladies for miles around, a meeting was held at one of the churches, where all helped to pack boxes to be sent to "the front.
He had no difficulty in getting the men, a sufficient number volunteering at once from the battalion, but he encountered other most disheartening obstacles.
To them is granted the privilege, as proxies of the Grand Master, of making Masons; and for this purpose they are authorized to congregate a sufficient number of Brethren to assist them in the ceremonies.
Lord Cornwallis, acting as Pitt's agent, confessed with shame that he bought up a sufficient number of members of the Irish Parliament to secure a vote in favor of union with Great Britain.
If the Tory Lords would not pass the bill, the King had the power to create a sufficient numberof new Whig Lords who would.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sufficient number" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.