How To Use Seventy-four In A Sentence
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He was kayaking in a twenty-four foot craft for seventy-four days attempting the first solo crossing of the Atlantic.
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Seventy-four percent of that company's contracts over the last six years were won without competition.
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The game followed a colourful opening ceremony before a crowd of seventy-four thousand.
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Seventy-four years after the Bolshevik Revolution, the Soviet era ended.
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Seventy-four percent of work-inhibited students were boys, a pattern that held true across the grades from elementary school through high school.
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The game followed a colourful opening ceremony before a crowd of seventy-four thousand.
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Seventy-four percent of those islands are found in the northern hemisphere, though that is not necessarily a surprise because roughly two-thirds of the world's land mass lies north of the equator.
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Two other ships, the "Bellona" and "Russell," seventy-fours, grounded on the east side of the Middle Ground, where they remained fast.
The Life of Nelson, Volume 2 (of 2) The Embodiment of the Sea Power of Great Britain
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At seventy-four, he published humorous verse in Latin.
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Alvina Closs is seventy-four years old, almost seventy-five, but she looks at least ten years younger.
Excerpt: Sing Them Home by Stephanie Kallos
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He was forty-seven but he acted like he was seventy-four, and his voice was so plummy River had always wondered if he was putting it on.
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The game followed a colourful opening ceremony before a crowd of seventy-four thousand.
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Then the Cleopatra left the seventy-four behind and Sharpe could read the gold-painted name scrolled across her stern.
Sharpe's Prey
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Seventy-four percent of the students ranked this last factor as least important.
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I don't know how she did it, but she managed to scrape a seventy-four percent approval of the petition.
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Behind the pylon is the great court of Rameses, entirely surrounded by two rows of seventy-four columns, with papyrus bud capitals and smooth shafts.
The Critic in the Orient
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Up to that time seventy-four French vessels had been taken and more than eighty had been retaken from the French.
The Story of Commodore John Barry
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At least twenty of these are palimpsests, painted over other inscriptions in Montaigne's time, for a total of seventy-four inscriptions.
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Beryl's "sulk" had grown, like the gathering clouds of an impending storm, into a big gloom that did not lighten even when, after dinner, the girls were left alone in the library with their beloved "one thousand and seventy-four" books.
Red-Robin
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Seventy-four and a half per cent of this province's college faculty have voted to strike in protest of the downhill slide of the quality of college education.
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Seventy-four years after the Bolshevik Revolution, the Soviet era ended.
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Seventy-four years after the Bolshevik Revolution, the Soviet era ended.
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# -- "In the year of grace one thousand one hundred and seventy-four, by the just but occult judgment of God, the Church of Christ at Canterbury was consumed by fire, in the forty-fourth year from its dedication, that glorious choir, to wit, which had been so magnificently completed by the care and industry of Prior Conrad" ( "Gervase," translated by Willis).
The Cathedral Church of Canterbury [2nd ed.].
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The game followed a colourful opening ceremony before a crowd of seventy-four thousand.
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After serving in Detroit for twenty-one years, seventy-four-year-old Solanus was sent to New York, then to the novitiate in Indiana.
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Miss Sandus (she gave you her word for it) was seventy-four; -- and indeed (so are the generations linked), her father had been a middie with Nelson at Trafalgar, and a lieutenant aboard the
The Lady Paramount
