Sentence examples for ��439 from high-quality English sources.

• there are often different elements which the mind does not distinguish. (1903, §439)

• In 439 ce the Vandal ruler Gaiseric entered almost unopposed and plundered the city.

• He owns about 4.7% of Twitter not including options, or more than 22.2 million shares that are worth a total of more than $439 million.

• Each serving provides 439 kcal, 16.5g protein, 63g carbohydrates (of which 8g sugars), 12g fat (of which 4g saturates), 6g fibre and 0.3 g salt.

• Xi noted that China had lifted 439 million of its own people out of poverty and had made “remarkable” progress in education and women’s welfare.

• Each serving provides 439 kcal, 32g protein, 32g carbohydrates (of which 7g sugars), 19g fat (of which 3.5g saturates), 4.5g fibre and 1.2g salt.

• It kept our tabletop fan running for 5 hours versus the Explorer 500’s 7-hour stint, and it pumped out just 439 W versus the 547 W we measured with the Explorer 500.

• In our max-output test, the Explorer 500 produced an impressive peak of 547 W, while the EcoFlow and ChargeTech models could manage only 439 W and 432 W, respectively.

Use ��439 in a sentence.

• Seven nights in a luxury spa in Crete this September comes up at £439, while people planning a trip to the capital should snap up the flash sale of Dirty Dancing tickets for just £39.50.

• Deluxe (from $439), One Bedroom Suites (from $1,199) and Grand Studio Suites (also from $1,199) are available for those with a higher budget seeking more spacious rooms with the most attractive interior design.

• But in the UK, paying £439 for the kit and the £89 subscription fee for 150 megabits per second is expensive when compared to some national providers, which are offering speeds of up to 516 Mbps for £79 per month.

• Daniel Janes (020 3286 4469; hofnar.com) runs "backcountry introduction weeks" starting at £439 per person, including transfers from Geneva airport, most food (breakfast, packed lunches and after-mountain cakes) and four-star accommodation.

• That number rose slightly to 733 Miatas sold in December 2016, fell to 493 in December 2017, rose very slightly again to 511 in December 2018, dropped to 439 in December 2019, and increased pretty significantly to 694 Miatas in December 2020.

• While the number of intentional homicides in Panama rose from 439 in 2018 to 479 in 2019, it remains below that of its southern neighbour Colombia and is just above that of its northern neighbour Costa Rica, according to figures collated by think tank Insight Crime.

• After 12 seasons at Burnley and 439 league appearances, Jimmy McIlroy was put on the transfer list by chairman Bob Lord, a move that caused outrage among the fans, many of whom responded with a boycott of the club's games after the player was sold to Stoke City in 1963.

• Local films accounted for nearly 85% of China's box office in 2020, according to the research firm Ampere Analysis, propelled by a diverse array of releases like the war movie "The Eight Hundred" ($439 million in China) and the anthology film "My People, My Homeland" ($419 million).

��439 sentence examples

• Socrates, also called Socrates Scholasticus, Greek Sokrates, (born c. 380, Constantinople—died c. 450), Byzantine church historian whose annotated chronicle, Historia ecclesiastica (“Ecclesiastical History”), is an indispensable documentary source for Christian history from 305 to 439.

• About 6,000 had been killed in pit accidents in Wales since the late 1800s – explosions at Senghenydd in 1913 which killed 439, Gresford 1934 where 266 perished and at Six Bells in 1960 where 45 lost their lives - yet such incidents accounted for only 17% of the total mine-related deaths.

• A typical day on the D'Acampo regime might see a yogurt, a fruit and a low-fat breakfast bar for brekkie (133 calories); light spicy meatballs for lunch (439 calories); and then baked stuffed onions with sun-dried tomatoes (160 calories) followed by fresh sardines baked with lemon and capers (233 calories).

• Saint Isaac the Great, Armenian Sahak, (born c. 345—died probably Sept. 7, 439, Ashtishat, Armenia), feast days two weeks before Lent and early in July; celebrated catholicos, or spiritual head, of the Armenian Apostolic (Orthodox) Church, principal advocate of Armenian cultural and ecclesiastical independence and collaborator in the first translation of the Bible and varied Christian literature into Armenian.