Sentence examples for thirty from high-quality English sources.

• Thirty-five.

• I am thirty-nine.

• At Waterloo, French, fifty-six per cent; the Allies, thirty-one.

• “It was upward of thirty days before I saw the mouth of the big river.

• He never reached thirty-six.

• Brontë died, at thirty-eight.

• Its constitution is only thirty-five years old.

• In 1972, George McGovern got thirty-two per cent.

Use thirty in a sentence.

• For some thirty hours, Salahi was strapped to a board.

• It now appears that those thirty years were an anomaly.

• (Isner and Jack Sock are the only top-thirty Americans.)

• At thirty-seven, he’d been talked into buying this house.

• “About thirty-five,” Chafin said, hoping for a windfall of thirty-five hundred dollars.

• The 1935 film of The Thirty-Nine Steps, directed by Alfred Hitchcock, is often acclaimed a classic motion-picture thriller.

• “It’s a thirty-second verse, a thirty-second pre-chorus, and a thirty-second chorus,” he said.

• Critias had been the leader of the group known to their enemies as the Thirty Tyrants, and Charmides had been among the extended leadership established by the Thirty.

thirty sentence examples

• Skinnygirl bars were at thirty-four-per-cent brand awareness, meaning that thirty-four per cent of Walmart customers had already heard of the brand, even though the store did not yet stock them.

• At H&M, they were actually thirty-seven inches; at Calvin Klein, thirty-eight and a half; at the Gap, thirty-nine; at Dockers, thirty-nine and a half; and, at Old Navy, forty-one.

• McClymonds began a practiced pitch: Thirty-five and a half per cent of Polyvore users are aged eighteen to thirty-four, and another quarter are thirty-five to fifty-four, with an average household income of eighty thousand dollars.

• Along with its proposal to take a thirty-per-cent cut of e-book sales—a lower percentage than people had believed it was seeking—Amazon suggested that Hachette give authors a thirty-five-per-cent share and keep thirty-five per cent for itself.