Sentence examples for 29 from high-quality English sources.

• James 47 to 29.

• Through April 29.

• 29 (The Great Gatsby).

• The state also has 29 superdelegates.

• "In Texas, we have 29 million people and we've lost 495.

• Most of the 29 artists on show are American, many from the west coast.

• Tom Bradley, in full Thomas Bradley, (born December 29, 1917, Calvert, Texas, U.S.

• The company's market cap sits at about $5.7 billion, down from its 2015 peak of $29 billion.

Use 29 in a sentence.

• Paul Taylor, in full Paul Belville Taylor, (born July 29, 1930, Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania, U.S.

• As of Thursday, there were 2,128 reported cases of the novel disease in Victoria and 29 deaths recorded.

• She is responsible for just 29 scholars, and the nucleus of the copper atom is responsible for just 29 electrons.

• Airlines had previously requested a nearly $60 billion package, comprised of $29 billion in grants and $29 billion in loans.

• During t∼27–29 s (Figure 5B and 5C), as the pinching force squeezes the neck, the membrane curvature in the radial direction of the tubule deviates from the optimal shape for BDP binding (t∼28 s and 29 s in Figure 3B).

• Those who plumped for Donald Trump were Russia (where half of respondents said he would win, compared with 29% who thought Clinton would be the victor), Serbia (42% Trump, 29% Clinton) and China (32% Trump, 28% Clinton).

• Ingrid Bergman, (born August 29, 1915, Stockholm, Sweden—died August 29, 1982, London, England), Swedish actress whose natural charm, freshness, intelligence, and vitality made her the image of sincerity and idealized womanhood.

• It gave the Brit the edge in the final reckoning as he took the win on the scorecards with scores of 28-29, 29-28, 29-28 to secure the 11th win of his career and his fourth victory in his last five outings in the UFC.

29 sentence examples

• Summer events and festivals include the one-day Downs Bristol music festival (31 August); Bristol Open Doors (13-14 September), the Encounters Short Film Festival (24-29 September) and the new Cocktail Weekend Bristol (27-29 September).

• Pearl Primus, (born Nov. 29, 1919, Trinidad—died Oct. 29, 1994, New Rochelle, N.Y., U.S.), American dancer, choreographer, anthropologist, and teacher whose performance work drew on the African American experience and on her research in Africa and the Caribbean.

• The federal CARES Act — the coronavirus stimulus bill — offers US airlines up to $29 billion in loans to help weather the crisis, and an additional $29 billion in payroll grants to continue paying workers through at least September, albeit generally less than they were making before the crisis.

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