Sentence examples for list from high-quality English sources.

• Clinton’s list had seven.

• Another list was leaked last year.

• Then she expanded that list a little more to 25 influencers.

• A short list, sometimes at the back of a book, is often called a glossary.

• A country may also be removed from the list if its situation worsens.

• Insider is compiling a list of the top lawyers who work in the creator industry.

• News & World Report's list and the number two spot on CNN's list.

• Cohen Brothers Realty Corp. was No. 4 on the US list and No. 19 on WeWork's list.

Use list in a sentence.

• “ADDED TO THE LIST” is simply a contraction for “added to the list of geldings in training.”

• "It was one of those items on my list, but it wasn't the item on my list," Ramakrishna said.

• That list was gradually whittled down to the 76 outstanding hotels found on this year's list.

• Schools must keep a waiting list for at least one term and you can ask the school how the waiting list is ordered.

• If you're not ready to buy, but want to remember the title, you can click Add to List and it'll pop the ebook on your Kindle Wish List.

• Where furnishing your new apartment is concerned, Tollgard Design group founder Monique Tollgard suggests making two lists before you move in: a Want list and a Need list.

• It also previously placed on the small and medium list in 2014 and 2015, notably one of the few companies to be on the small and medium company list before later being on the large list.

• It turns out, the Copenhagen group only looked at the list of included studies – not the list of excluded studies (studies considered and rejected) or the list of the rest of the references.

list sentence examples

• It would have been easy to compile a king list from an eponym list, and there is evidence that this Assyrian king list was compiled from an eponym list probably in the middle of the 11th century bc.

• Queen Elizabeth II received a Civil List of £475,000 when she came to the throne in 1952, but inflation affected the list over the years, and by the early 21st century the Civil List amounted to some £10 million annually.

• In Chicago, an algorithm has been created to predict its inhabitants’ potential involvement with violent crime, which creates a Strategic Subject List - known colloquially as the “heat list” - a comprehensive list of who it considers to be the most dangerous people in the city.

• For that book, the deal says that he gets 15 percent of the list price for Hardcover copies, 7 percent of the list price for the trade paperback version, then 8 percent of list price for the first 150,000 issues sold of the mass market paperback, then 10 percent of the list price thereafter.