Sentence examples for 26 from high-quality English sources.

• So, (26) should be false in all contexts.

• ., (born July 26, 1922, Chicago, Illinois, U.S.

• Many shot still images, but at least 26 shot motion pictures.

• The injured individual is also 26, and is expected to recover.

• As above, this is the weak reading of (26).

• A whopping 20 of 26 series had either no black writers or just one black writer.

• There were significant falls in the rates of stomach cancer (39%) and leukaemia (26%).

• The rail industry is trialling a 26-30 railcard, but at present only in the Greater Anglia area.

Use 26 in a sentence.

• Motorola unveiled its new take on the Razr back in November with an original preorder date set for December 26.

• Another 18% wanted a deal that left the UK closely aligned with the EU, while 26% felt rejoining would be the best option.

• Although magnesium-26 is not radioactive, it is the daughter nuclide of aluminum-26, which has a half-life of 7.2 × 105 years.

• Nearby, Taittinger (00 33 3 26 85 84 33; taittinger.fr) and Veuve Clicquot (00 33 3 26 89 53 90; veuve-clicquot.com) offer tours.

• …the Rif War (1921–26) against Spanish and French rule in North Africa and founder of the short-lived Republic of the Rif (1923–26).

• In other words, these kind of victories — 26 percent of the vote — means functionally you get something like 26 percent of the delegates.

• So, for example, a sentence like (26) is not supposed to have the interpretation in (26′), where the quantified expression takes wide scope.

• And if you have the new HSA 26 cordless shrub shears (which are just as visually stimulating) you can use the pack of batteries that come with your GTA 26 for those, too.

26 sentence examples

• There’s a wide range of challenges being taken up so far, from a sausage dog who’s going to collect a ball 26 times (who’s already raised more than £1,000 for Oxfam), to running a 26-question quiz.

• Both customers — Olivia Vera, 26, and Jared Scott-Ransom, 26 — checked their phones again and told me they received no such calls on the dates in question and no messages were left by the dealership.

• Théodore Géricault, in full Jean-Louis-André-Théodore Géricault, (born September 26, 1791, Rouen, France—died January 26, 1824, Paris), painter who exerted a seminal influence on the development of Romantic art in France.

• Celebrities are also getting involved in the challenge: Paul Chuckle (of Chuckle Brothers fame) is running around the apple tree in his garden; Jessica Ennis-Hill is hitting a golf ball 26 times with a cheese grater; and Jonny Wilkinson is doing 26 keepie uppies with various balls.