How To Use Eighty-three In A Sentence
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The infant girl was immediately named Margarett Williams Sargent for her paternal grandmother, who was eighty-three and ailing.
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Their ages range between fifty to eighty-three.
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The 40,000 new communes, usually the same as the old parishes, served as the base for a nested hierarchy of cantons, districts, and eighty-three departments.
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The infant girl was immediately named Margarett Williams Sargent for her paternal grandmother, who was eighty-three and ailing.
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I don't wash my hands eighty-three times a day, brush my teeth for thirty-two minutes or floss with old fishingline if no string is available.
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This eighty-three word encyclopaedia entry forms a point of departure for an exhibition exploring what might have been for Lillian Virginia, in the imaginations of six artists chosen by curator Davey Moor for their interest in fictitious narratives.
The Life and Times of Lillian Virginia Mountweazel @ Monstert Truck Gallery from March 19th 2009
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Eighty-three percent of every dollar in Medicaid is spent on chronic disease and 99 percent in Medicare.
Kenneth Thorpe: Hold True to Health Care Reform Commitments to Fight Chronic Disease
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Eighty-three percent of the parents of these children reported benefits, ranging from improved immune defenses, regression of diplopia, or improved blood values.
Homeopathic Medicine: Europe's #1 Alternative for Doctors
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They had survived what was, at least, a Pretty Big Onethe largest earthquake to strike northern California in eighty-three years.
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Eighty-three percent of Chevrolets, General Motor's major brand, now have average or better scores in predicted reliability, up from 50 percent last year.
Consumer Reports' 2010 Annual Car Reliability Survey: GM makes big strides, while Honda, Toyota dominate
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Eighty-three specific post offices were approved for closing during the three months ending Nov. 15, more closings than in any quarter in the agency's history, according to the postal service.
Postal Service Eyes Closing Thousands of Post Offices
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Exhibit notes say major news organizations did little reporting on AIDS before nineteen eighty-three.
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Of the eighty-three discussants, 20 percent came from the South.
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Eighty-three percent of surveyed psychiatrists said they would choose the specialty again if they were starting their medical career over.
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His accounting career had spanned more than sixty years when he retired at age eighty-three.
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The map documented ten incidents of “sabotage,” thirty-one incidents of “underground activities,” sixty-nine “attacks on personnel,” 140 incidents of “looting,” eighty-three “wire cuts” of military communications, and one “riot.”
Between War and Peace
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Section one of chapter three hundred and seventy-two of the acts of the year nineteen hundred and eleven, as amended by section one of chapter two hundred and eighty-three of the acts of the year nineteen hundred and twelve, is hereby further amended by inserting after the word "substances", in the seventh line, the words: — or cocaine, alpha or beta eucaine, or any synthetic substitute for them, or any preparation containing the same, or any salts or compounds thereof, — by inserting after the word
Acts and resolves passed by the General Court