Examples of 'nearly one thousand' in a sentence
Meaning of "nearly one thousand"
nearly one thousand: close to one thousand in quantity or number
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nearly one thousand
Nearly one thousand pieces of copper were found here.
It retains water at nearly one thousand times its weight.
Nearly one thousand years later.
He has now represented nearly one thousand foreclosure clients.
Nearly one thousand people attended the service.
You will be staying in a mill with a history going back nearly one thousand years.
Featuring nearly one thousand listings.
This fantastic complex of sturdy stone structures is nearly one thousand years old.
That is nearly one thousand people per hour.
The summit held by Autodesk hosted nearly one thousand participants.
Nearly one thousand individuals.
The Solomon Islands is a nation comprised of nearly one thousand islands located northeast of Australia.
Nearly one thousand racquets.
The Dead Sea Scrolls represents nearly one thousand different compositions.
Nearly one thousand people attended each sale session.
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Do not be frightened by its size, nearly one thousand pages.
Nearly one thousand surveys.
Bangladesh is installing nearly one thousand domestic solar systems - a day.
Nearly one thousand species of plants with edible leaves are known.
The report is a long document; it has nearly one thousand pages.
For nearly one thousand nine hundred years there was no nation.
Japan 's whaling program is expected to kill nearly one thousand whales this season.
Nearly one thousand different types of bacteria colonize the human gut.
And went on to rule for nearly one thousand years, longer than any other dynasty.
Nearly one thousand four hundred Andalusian families arrived from Cordoba settled there.
Ledare hand-developed the two sets of resulting photographs, totaling nearly one thousand images in all.
So the entire regiment of nearly one thousand soldiers was almost completely annihilated.
The nearest antitoxin was found to be in Anchorage, nearly one thousand miles away.
For nearly one thousand years cultural progress has gone hand in hand with these developments.
More significantly, ancient Roman civilization thrived for nearly one thousand years.
There were nearly one thousand practice sites in China.
Kinsey was responsible for the direct hiring of nearly one thousand Blacks, Latinos and females.
By noon, nearly one thousand people were on the square.
Within two years, however, membership had risen to nearly one thousand.
Nearly one thousand species have been described, few are found in the.
El Nou-Cents Restaurant, nearly one thousand temptations.
Nearly one thousand years old, the Doctor was a Gallifreyan Time Lord.
Each year, the Air force officer school in Salon-de-Provence has nearly one thousand students.
The group of people, nearly one thousand strong, whistled through the air into the fissure.
In 2008, Kumari faced Pradeep Kumar Singh, losing by nearly one thousand five hundred votes.
There are already nearly one thousand of them in Finland, if memory serves.
Nearly one thousand years ago, Angkor was the pre-industrial world's greatest city.
In 1976 there were nearly one thousand applicants to the business school.
Nearly one thousand children are arrested, mostly in groups ranging in size from 30 to 60.
Israel has arrested nearly one thousand detainees since the beginning of the current year, 2014.
Nearly one thousand tests have been performed every year from 1985 until the present.
The Bahá'í Faith has nearly one thousand members and nine centres in Catalonia as of 2014.
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