Sentence examples for 222 from high-quality English sources.

• (W: 222)

• ., at Clinton St. 718-222-4111.

• Reforma 222 is Mexico City’s version of a supermall.

• It tracks consumer data on more than 222 million US consumers.

• (AK 5: 222)

• …222 to 220 bce, when Molon, the governor of Media, revolted and marched to the west.

• Compare that to radon-222 (Rn-222), a gas with a half-life of nearly four days.

• Ryanair will get you from Stansted on Christmas Eve, back on New Year’s Eve, to Bratislava for £222 return.

Use 222 in a sentence.

• Industrious is up to 80 locations in 45 cities since launching in 2013, and has raised $222 million overall.

• According to League and Trafton, one Season Pass member in Yonkers saw 222 movies during the length of the beta test.

• After the apologists and, above all, Tertullian (c. 160–after 222), Christian thought deepened, and theology made its appearance.

• Norwegian Air Shuttle, a low-cost airline based in the Nordic countries, ordered 222 new fuel-efficient aircraft from Boeing and Airbus.

• The survey of consumer finances in 2019 found that the average student loan payment was $393 per month, with a median of $222 per month.

• Forbes found 72 billionaires in the Middle East and Africa together worth $177 billion, down from 86 billionaires who had $222 billion in 2019.

• During the riots the police killed three people and left 18 wounded, alongside 222 arrests, according to a Washington Post account of the unrest.

• Each brownie provides 222 kcal, 3.7g protein, 23.5g carbohydrate (of which 17g sugars), 13g fat (of which 3.6g saturates), 1.4g fibre and 0.6g salt.

222 sentence examples

• In total Mr Buhari has delivered on just seven of the 222 pledges he made as a candidate, according to the Centre for Democracy and Development, a Nigerian think-tank.

• The Southern Trust said it could not comment on a specific case, but said between 1 December 2017 and 4 January, a total of 222 planned operations had to be cancelled because of significantly higher than expected numbers of people being admitted to hospital.

• In the two years since it launched, PledgeLA has more than doubled in size, from 87 to 222 signatories, including a majority of the region’s venture capital firms and a number of its largest tech employers, such as Snap, Honey, Beyond Meat and Dollar Shave Club.

• The question of whether Kant should be interpreted as committed to the objectivity of taste is closely related to the question of whether there can be erroneous judgments of taste; for some discussion see Cohen (1982), pp. 222–226 and Allison (2001), pp. 107–108.