Sentence examples for thirty-first from high-quality English sources.

• Is it the thirty-first day of that month?

• Newton had also argued in the long thirty-first Query to the Opticks against “World-Building” of the Cartesian form, as discussed above.

• A is said to LURCH B when the former attains the end, or sixty-first hole, of the board before the latter has pegged his thirty-first hole; or, in more familiar words, before B has turned the corner.

• August 18th was our thirty-first wedding anniversary.

• January the Thirty-first: Had three-day feast and orgy.

• On the thirty-first: “The sun touched the horizon at midnight.

• On May 29th, the thirty-first court date on Browder’s case, there was another development.

• “You see the Patriots go to the Super Bowl with the thirty-first-ranked defense in the N.F.L.

Use thirty-first in a sentence.

• Ziad and I are in the amusing position of having only one sibling each yet a hundred and thirty first cousins.

• And David Remnick talks with Elvis Costello about “Hey Clockface,” his thirty-first studio album.

• When the group reached the boardroom, on the thirty-first floor, the directors were already meeting.

• At home last summer, Laura’s boys celebrated what would have been their mother’s thirty-first birthday.

• Jonas, with his one max-out in qualification, entered the tournament ranked thirty-first among sixty-four.

• Kerviel was planning to spend the weekend with another friend at a Normandy resort, to celebrate his thirty-first birthday.

• a man standing with his wife outside Willoughby’s camera store, on Fifth Avenue at Thirty-first Street, said, his small camera dwarfed by Mendes’s.

• Students from the United States, meanwhile, came in seventeenth in reading, twenty-third in science, and an especially demoralizing thirty-first in math.

thirty-first sentence examples

• Isao Kato, the proprietor of the Yamashiro Japanese restaurant on Fifth Avenue and Thirty-first Street, noticed that many more men came in for lunch than women.

• It is as if the thirty-first scientist to voyage to the Galápagos Islands had stayed only a couple of days, sketched one or two of Darwin’s finches, and then left.

• At seven exactly, the church’s first set of bells began to chime, followed soon by its second set, which filled the canyon of Thirty-first Street with a pleasing antiphony.

• In this entertaining biography-cum-travelogue, an NPR host explores our national obsession with deceased heads of state by taking a cross-country tour to memorials, monuments, assassination sites, and even a Hoover-Ball tournament—a hybrid of volleyball and doubles tennis, using a medicine ball, that was played almost daily by the thirty-first President.