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Meanings of whole twelve in English
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Usage of whole twelve in English
1
Do let me have a drop, screamed the whole twelve, one after another.
2
She stretched high and bent low and went through the whole twelve-foot cube very thoroughly.
3
There is no elector who would vote in the elections of the whole twelve representative bodies.
4
During the whole twelve months of 1872 the only European sovereign who died was Charles XV.
5
He had worked hard the whole twelve hours, and had retired to rest before his wife.
6
And Heidi took the rolls from the basket and piled the whole twelve up on grandmother's lap.
7
I've got the whole twelve points of scout law on the tip of my tongue right now.
8
Those good people did not seem to be able to retain an impression for a whole twelve hours.
9
Within ten minutes the whole twelve were gone and I was alone; and it was not yet eleven o'clock.
10
The two bow and the two stroke oarsmen elevated their oars, and the whole twelve were then in unison.
11
Mrs. Kronborg made Giddy sing the whole twelve verses of this one, and laughed until she wiped her eyes.
12
For a whole twelve hours.
13
While we expected you to stay down there for the whole twelve months, it isn't actually specified in your contract.
14
We accomplished in the whole twelve or thirteen miles, about six of which were in the direction of our proper course.
15
Assuming that the jury deliberately declined to obey the law, the whole twelve elected to become, and thereby did become, lawbreakers.
16
The whole twelve of them set to work with poles and rollers and rolled the big mill-stone to the brink of the well.