How To Use Forty-nine In A Sentence
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He had cut notches into the wooden surface of the longbow, counting how many foes he had slain with the weapon; so far there were forty-nine marks.
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On the eve of departure, many forty-niners also visited the daguerreian studio to have a ‘likeness’ or two taken for their closest and best-loved female companions, their mothers, wives and sweethearts.
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As the forty-niners crossed the Rockies, one-third of them, after reaching Fort Bridger in southwestern Wyoming, detoured from the main trail through southern Idaho and across northern Nevada.
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Born in Placerville, California, where his maternal grandparents were forty-niners, Gagliani grew up in the Italian community of San Francisco.
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Chapter Forty-Nine In a small apartment in a suburb of Washington called Mount Rainier, Detective Patsy Hampton lay in bed, restlessly flipping through the pages of the Post.
Pop Goes The Weasel
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The original yellow paint covers the lower forty-nine inches of the left side.
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Photographers like Vance captured studio dream and camp reality, treasured as mementos of a personal journey by the forty-niners and their female relatives.
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Forty-nine percent said they can read some kanji Chinese characters.
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Forty-nine percent of respondents to the HeadHunter poll said they would "commit an unethical or immoral act" to keep their jobs.
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Daniel Burnap's daybooks and ledgers record the sale of forty-nine clocks over a twenty-year period.
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Tucked in the northwest corner of Nevada, the Black Rock Desert and High Rock Canyon look much the same as they did when the forty-niners journeyed through.
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An older fighter in a white turban and blue overalls introduced himself as Saleh ben Ali, forty-nine, a survivor of four years in Abu Salim prison, where the 1996 massacre had taken place.
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The following year saw thousands of forty-niners heading west to make their fortune.
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The site, once a shipyard, is reclaimed land incorporating hulks of ships abandoned by the Forty-niners rushing inland for gold.
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Forty-nine percent of Californians have a favorable view of the state lottery.
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Early in January, eighteen forty-nine, a congressman proposed a bill to first limit, and then end, slavery in the District of Columbia.
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Out of the love He bore Enoch, God arrayed him in a magnificent garment, to which every kind of luminary in existence was attached, and a crown gleaming with forty-nine jewels, the splendor of which pierced to all parts of the seven heavens and to the four corners of the earth.
The Legends of the Jews — Volume 1
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Forty-nine of the proposed homes will be one-bed flats.
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Most of these ‘forty-niners’ had never before left the places where they had grown up.
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The soul of the samurai was judged for forty-nine days, and punished with a beating if his answers were not satisfactory to the ears of the fierce judge.
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The forty-nine works on view include paintings, prints, sculptures, drawings, watercolors, and photographs.
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From January 1891 it appeared as the Lagos Weekly Record, and was for forty-nine years an outspoken critic of colonialism.
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His calligraphic pieces penned after age forty-nine are considered to be divine art.
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The first person I mentioned was Richard Dean, a forty-nine-year-old Vietnam veteran who had worked for the Social Security Administration for twenty-two years.
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The grimmest was a black-bordered news advertisement published in forty-nine American newspapers the morning the Lusitania sailed:
Castles of Steel
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The normal Forty-Nine lasted nine days, giving the Watch its name.
LIRAEL: DAUGHTER OF THE CLAYR
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J.D. Borthwick, an English visitor, was amused at the swaggering style of the forty-niners.
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It was the grape of choice to slake the thirst of forty-niners.
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Forty-nine people were killed in the city and a further 16 perished at sea.
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Across the map, forty-nine red dots stood out against cloudy blue.
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Forty-nine are college professors, 10 are college department chairs and one has become a university president.
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Beyond the sudden wealth, the celebrity criminals, and a few famous writers, the forty-niners ushered California into the modern age with an environmental disaster of the first magnitude.
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Chapter Forty-nine THE SKY WAS the color of a ninhydrin bloom on white paper.
The Last Coyote
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We identified the person in the photograph as Mary McCloskey, a young girl who sought her fortune in the California goldfields as a forty-niner.
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From January 1891 it appeared as the Lagos Weekly Record, and was for forty-nine years an outspoken critic of colonialism.
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During the great California gold rush of 1849, thousands of forty-niners made fortunes mining gold.
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Based in Walnut Creek and Lotus, Calif. - right by the mother lode that drew the forty-niners out West for the Gold Rush - AO Rafting seems isolated, deep in canyon country.
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Actually, the forty-niners employed technology from the beginning.
