Meanings of observed a number in English

Writer observed a number of trials in the company of Mr.

We observed a number of new nonlinear, mostly spatiotemporally chaotic, states.

We observed a number of people on the beach.

Harrogate.-Returningfrom Chapel, I observed a number of gentlemen sitting under a tree reading newspapers.

Soon after this we observed a number of the men dressing themselves up in a curious manner.

And then, for the first time, he observed a number of small red stains on the snow.

Here they observed a number of Mahommedans sitting in detached groups, actively employed in the duties of lustration and ablution.

We now observed a number of huts, out of which the natives issued, little dreaming of the spectacle they were to behold.

As they approached one of the points which they had to round, they observed a number of armed men collecting on it.

Ash crouched just a few feet outside the still opened doors and observed a number of small figures scrambling and tumbling toward him.

The two explorers now reached a point well lighted, and turning up his eyes Roland observed a number of holes in the roofing.

When she drew near the fatal bridge, she observed a number of persons collected on it, looking down in the river at some distance.

I observed a number of jars, about fifty, brought in filled with foaming chocolate, of which he took some which the women presented to him.

On Friday, the 21st, the party stationed on board the wreck observed a number of proahs full of Malays, apparently well armed, coming towards them.

When they arrived there Judy observed a number of strange-looking men who appeared to be earnestly conversing on some subject which interested Mr. Lawrence deeply.