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Meanings of sixty in English
Synonyms
Examples for "threescore"
Examples for "threescore"
1
At threescore years he was still in the full vigor of life.
2
Upon a general calculation, threescore persons in every hundred have the small-pox.
3
The days of our years in them are threescore and ten years.
4
Germany has been puffing for threescore years; France smokes to a man.
5
There are threescore queens, and fourscore concubines, and young maidens without number.
1
Irradiations of 1,200 lx irreversibly damaged the physiological response.
2
The Prophets had foretold a day when "The Gentiles shall come to Thy light, and kings to the brightness of Thy rising" (Isaiah lx.
3
Fifty-six resetting trials were conducted across the subjective day in 43 young men using a three-cycle bright-light (approximately 10,000 lx).
4
This was followed by LX biosynthesis, which was concurrent with spontaneous resolution.
5
His struggles with Jugurtha, and his operations before the town, LIX., LX.
Usage of sixty in English
1
By now the year is sixty-five days ahead of the natural calendar.
2
Say: sixty persons per car, an average of sixty cars per train.
3
Their family created it as an annual event about sixty years ago.
4
The Army of Excellence has lost four hundred and sixty-eight soldiers today.
5
There's almost sixty million of us and seven billion people on Earth.
6
Dinosaurs had died out in the Cretaceous period, sixty-five million years ago.
7
One general a thousand years or so ago took over sixty hexes.
8
RESULTS: One hundred and sixty six patients were included in the analysis.
9
Methods: One hundred and sixty-one consecutive patients affected by BRVO were considered.
10
A moment later the column of about sixty Americans came into view.
11
That year, Obama went to Atlanta to speak at Lewis's sixty-fifth-birthday party.
12
I want Walter to think 'sixty-eight and sexy,' not 'sixty-eight and spotted.'
13
The central building is sixty-three feet in length, by thirty-six in width.
14
Results: Two hundred sixty-three patients with CL were included in the study.
15
Her skin was ashen; I found her pulse: sixty beats per minute.
16
The distance covered in this time was nineteen hundred and sixty-six miles.
Frequent collocations
Sixty through the time