Meanings of inconsiderable number in anglès

The sergeant smiled at the answer, for no inconsiderable number of men enlist under false names.

A not inconsiderable number take their fling late.

In black, they have printed no inconsiderable number of voluminous works, for the use of the public.

An inconsiderable number of Swiss, dissatisfied with Napoleon's supremacy, also emigrated in 1805 and built New Vevay.

In the course of time we went to breakfast, at which only an inconsiderable number of passengers assembled.

Accordingly, a not inconsiderable number of the legends here printed are taken from medieval Bible commentators and homilists.

These indeed seem to be universal except with an inconsiderable number whom various circumstances have made unfriendly personally.

The Republic has many enemies without and within, and our own Section counts a not inconsiderable number of them.

It is a remarkable fact that, save for an inconsiderable number who live in circuses, women have no beards.

While I describe myself therefore, I shall probably at the same time be describing no inconsiderable number of my fellow-beings.

There were missing that day about two hundred bow-men, a few horse, and an inconsiderable number of servants and baggage.

We have no such bankers in Hungary, and but a very small inconsiderable number who have invested their fortunes in such loan-shares.

Half the audience probably know every bar of the music by heart, and no inconsiderable number could perhaps perform it very decently themselves.

There are, it must be noted at the outset, a not inconsiderable number of individuals who must be set down as absolute social liabilities.

An inconsiderable number of the enemy put the whole army to rout, killed six hundred of them, and chased the rest on board their vessels.

France, Germany, Poland, furnished to the armies of this Union, in our revolutionary struggle, no inconsiderable number of officers of high rank and distinguished merit.