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Meanings of seventy in English
Synonyms
Examples for "lxx"
Examples for "lxx"
1
In such case our 'apocryphon' would obviously ante-date the LXX text.
2
He served on LXX Squadron flying Lockheed C-130H Hercules based in Cyprus and the UK.
3
Greek, LXX, &c. But my real education began, I think, with my first foreign trip.
4
That number made it the third most watched telecast ever, behind Super Bowls LXX and LXXII.
5
LXX My lover smiled, O friend, ask not
Usage of seventy in English
1
China marks seventy years since the end of the second world war.
2
His capital was on the plateau about seventy miles in the interior.
3
Wakeman, a week ago, you begged me to reopen a seventy-year-old case.
4
He did not mention that the event had occurred seventy years ago.
5
Vienna halted a process of enlightened reform that went back seventy years.
6
The Second enters in measure forty-one, and the Conclusion in measure seventy-nine.
7
The main room is about seventy feet long and fifty feet wide.
8
Israel is now home to more than seventy different nationalities and cultures.
9
Results: Three hundred and seventy five resections in 375 patients were included.
10
I prepared the fleet-seventy-three vessels remaining-for battle, when I saw him approach.
11
The Strait of Magellan varies from three to seventy miles in width.
12
In 1908 the dowager empress fell ill; she was seventy-four years old.
13
That number is registered to the seventy-seventh floor of the Stoneheart Group.
14
And this was in the cycle of the Dragon, the seventy-eighth year.
15
In the old days we thought seventy miles an hour something stupendous.
16
Participants: Four thousand seventy-one ambulatory patients aged 80 and older with hypertension.