How To Use Fifty-seven In A Sentence
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Bengali is written in its own alphabet, which contains fifty-seven letter symbols.
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Within the Soviet Union, the Russian Republic was also an ethno-federal state, containing thirty-one ethnically defined units alongside fifty-seven nonethnic ones as of 1991.
The Return
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The imbecile drivelled, about an imaginary toff, who had once given him two hundred and fifty-seven golden sovereigns.
The Spike
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In fact, seventeen of the fifty-seven sites are specifically listed for agate, chalcedony, chert, jasper, or petrified wood.
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This act being approved by the governor went immediately into effect in Virginia, and was one of the fifty-seven acts which received the royal approval in England and became, according to the usual form of instructions to the governors, as already explained, irrepealable except by an act of equal dignity, that is, one having also the royal approval.
History of Virginia
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In fact, seventeen of the fifty-seven sites are specifically listed for agate, chalcedony, chert, jasper, or petrified wood.
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Herehence we sailed to a place called Arica; and, being entered the port, we found there three small barks, which we rifled, and found in one of them fifty-seven wedges of silver, each of them weighing about 20 lb. weight, and every of these wedges were of the fashion and bigness of a brickbat.
Sir Francis Drake’s Famous Voyage Round the World
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It is above thirty feet high, and fifty-seven feet and a half long; and on each side it has wings or recesses, behind insulated columns of scagliola, in imitation of Egyptian granite.
The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 19, No. 531, January 28, 1832
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By strange coincidence, two retiring Prime Ministers stayed at Chiswick House prior to their death, each at the age of fifty-seven.
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Fifty-seven percent of us decorate our houses, magazine cover stories and store fronts fuel the holiday as a decorating event.
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In fact, seventeen of the fifty-seven sites are specifically listed for agate, chalcedony, chert, jasper, or petrified wood.
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Most Italians may now not retire before the age of sixty; fifty-seven has been the norm, and many did so earlier.
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Could you just sing the tune of the hymn rather than the hundred and fifty-seven little twiddly bits?
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He pastored small churches in Kentucky for over fifty-seven years - from the time that he commenced studies at Southern.
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According to one 1991 report, fifty-seven such programs were running in twenty-four of the hundred largest cable markets.
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Ms. Shriver officially became involved in helping people with developmental problems when she became the executive vice-president of a family organization in nineteen fifty-seven.
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They showed Long, primping and preening in flimsy muscle shirts that hugged every ripple in the fifty-seven year-old's startlingly chiseled physique.
Zandile Blay: Bishop Eddie Long: A Wolf in Chic Clothing?
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Among them are a Roman bridge and a rock-hewn theatre, with nine tiers of seats and an orchestra fifty-seven feet in diameter, also a nymphaeum, an aqueduct, a large prostyle temple with portico and colonnades, and a peripteral temple preceded by a double colonnade.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 3: Brownson-Clairvaux
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Higher education had consisted of two parts, namely the nineteen universities proper, and the others - namely fifty-seven colleges of advanced education and technology institutes.
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At 0400 she blew up with the loss of fifty-seven of the precious tanks and ten of the even more precious Hurricanes.
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OCTOBER 5 — Fifty-seven East Berliners successfully reach West Berlin through a 145-yard tunnel dug under the basement of an abandoned pastry shop.
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It should be noted, regarding Hammett's disinclination to sell out his employer in this story, that this desperately ill, lifelong claustrophobe, an old man at the age of fifty-seven, spent twenty-two weeks in federal prison during the Red-baiting fifties because he refused to give up the names of men who had trusted him.
Locked Rooms
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In "A Genetic Study of Male Sexual Orientation," a study that has now achieved almost as much renown as LeVay's, the Northwestern University psychologist Michael Bailey and Boston University's Richard Pillard compared fifty-six "monozygotic" twins (identical twins, from the same zygote, or fertilized egg), fifty-four "dizygotic" (fraternal) twins, and fifty-seven genetically unrelated adopted brothers.
Homosexuality and Biology
