Sentence examples for 59 from high-quality English sources.

• 59%.

• Without it, thought “can never ripen into truth” (CW1: 59).

• He led 59-52 59-52 and 58-53 on the cards when the towel came in.

• Given the role of shoe technology, the first 1:59 marathon should probably have two.

• In Social Statics, Spencer asserts that evil is never permanent (59).

• He slipped the ’59 Tele into a Carmine Street Guitars gig bag and joined the audience.

• Reyes landed 23 of 59 punches (38%) compared to Jones landing 17 of 27 (62%) in round one.

• Beneficiaries who inherit a traditional IRA may take penalty-free withdrawals before age 59½.

Use 59 in a sentence.

• For issues having Cover Dates that span two weeks, the Contest for those weeks ends at 11:59 P.M.

• Entries must be received by the BBC by no later than 23:59:59 on 31st October 2020.

• Bulls of both species attain shoulder heights of 150–180 cm (59–71 inches) and weigh nearly one ton.

• When it surfaced for air, B-59 found itself harassed by American planes firing tracer bullets and flares.

• “Feelings” accompany representations that, as they rise, become continuously more “effective” (SW VI: 59).

• The ad featured three subscription levels: $59 for online only, $159 for print only, and $159 for online and print.

• He was running faster than any human had for that distance, but he could not maintain the pace of 4:34 per mile needed to run a marathon in 1:59:59.

• For decades researchers have tried to establish a theoretical limit on times for the marathon, often arriving at the conclusion that 1:59:59 was impossible.

59 sentence examples

• Other facilities at Holiday home Stomorska 59 include an outdoor pool.Trogir is 20 km from Holiday home Stomorska 59, while Brela is 46 km from the property.

• On the eve of the consular elections for 59 bce, the Senate sought to allot to the two future consuls for 59 bce, as their proconsular provinces, the unprofitable supervision of forests and cattle trails in Italy.

• ., EFG, 14–15; POM, 1–2, 129–30; RMDP, 272–74; PM, 59; IPL, 284–85; TK, 33, 158–59; OKEW, 144–45; PLA, 178–82, 270–71; IMP, 1–2; LA, 324–36, 341; RTC, 687; HWP, 788–89; HK, 257–59; MPD, 98–99, 162–163).

• If the simple predication swim(Ewan)(e) in 59(b) could be understood as “e is an event in which Ewan swims”, then 59(b) could describe an event where Ewan swam for just five minutes, but a lot of other things went on as well in that event: He rode his bike, his sister slept, his mother harvested shallots, his father irrigated fields, and taken together, those activities took a total of 10 hours. 59(a) doesn’t describe events of this kind, hence 59(b) couldn’t be a formalization of 59(a).