Sentence examples for 91 from high-quality English sources.

• (1739–91).

• Lightning Complex, which is now 91 percent contained.

• Let p(~A) = 90%, p(A&B) = 1%, p(A&~B) = 9%. pA(B) = 10%. p(A ⊃ B) = 91%.

• Completed in 1992, the study focused on fossil-fuel subsidies in 1990-91.

• Some 91 percent of Republicans said they approved of Mr.

• Hotel occupancy rates are roughly 60 percent, down from 91 percent earlier this year.

• Meanwhile, just five have received Oscar nominations in the Academy’s 91-year history.

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Use 91 in a sentence.

• The public observatories are on floors 88 to 91, with an indoor observatory on 89 and an outdoor observatory on 91.

• Twin Peaks, American television drama that was broadcast on the American Broadcasting Company (ABC) network (1990–91) and Showtime (2017).

• JPMorgan Chase on Tuesday reported second quarter earnings that beat analysts' revenue and profit forecasts as investment banking revenue surged 91%.

• Three mystic poets of the period were Fray Luis de León (1527–91), San Juan de la Cruz (1542–91), and Santa Teresa de Jesús (1515–82).

• Gorbachev served as the last general secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1985–91) as well as the last president of the Soviet Union (1990–91).

• He identified 91 institutions which he says either denied or downplayed the risks of climate change, including the Cato Institute and the now-defunct George C Marshall Institute.

• Ukraine’s citizens now have less faith in their government than those of any other country, according to Gallup, a polling firm: just 9% have confidence in it and 91% believe it is thoroughly corrupt.

• If you prefer to remain above the surface then Day Tripper Tours and Travel in Calangute (00 91 832 227 6726; daytrippergoa.com) organises a two-day safari and white-water rafting trip which costs around £75.

91 sentence examples

• They stopped in front of a piece by Mark Lombardi, “BCCI-ICIC & FAB, 1972-91 (4th Version),” an enormous flowchart-like drawing linking international entities: Swiss front companies, Afghan mujahideen rebels, U.S.

• Law (NBC, 1986–94), thirtysomething (ABC, 1987–91), Twin Peaks (ABC, 1990–91), Homicide: Life on the Street (NBC, 1993–99), Law & Order (NBC, 1990–2010), and several others emulated the programming philosophy established by Hill Street Blues.

• The Chinese air force flew over 380 sorties that entered the island's ADIZ on a record 91 days from January to November, according to a Taiwanese government-funded report released last week by the Taipei-based Institute for National Defence and Security Research.

• "Hamilton says he does not drive for records, but this year - barring unforeseen circumstances - he will become the most successful driver in history, by surpassing Michael Schumacher's all-time record of 91 grand prix wins, and equalling the German's seven titles.