Example sentences of "[num] [noun pl] for [num] " in BNC.

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1 Surrey mad 145 quickly and Warwickshire were bowled out in 70 minutes for 52 .
2 Solbourne will detail its SPECint 92 ratings for one , four and eight processors as 993 , 3615 and 6442 respectively and its SPECfp as 1215 , 4621 and 8678 also respectively .
3 On Sept. 20 , in Estonia 's first post-independence elections , the right-wing nationalist Fatherland group ( Isamaa ) and other right-wing parties won a strong position in the Parliament ( Riigikogu ) ; there were 633 candidates for 101 seats , elected by a complex system of proportional representation .
4 The horizontal squares each represent one stitch — 180 squares for 180 needles ( although the machine actually has 179 front bed needles ) .
5 The Software is a microcomputer-based library system designed for schools and colleges and can operate the issue , return and cataloguing of up to 65,000 books for 2,500 users .
6 Plasma octreotide concentrations during CSOI were measured in the fasting state and , after consumption of the test meal , every 30 minutes for two hours .
7 Rats received a 1 ml saline bolus through the duodenal line every 30 minutes for two hours to achieve full equilibration and to avoid any effects of laparotomy .
8 The rats received a 1 ml saline bolus through the duodenal line every 30 minutes for two hours to achieve full equilibration .
9 These are a maximum of 12 months for two or more either way offences , and a maximum of six months for two or more summary offences .
10 Huge over-supply , estimated by the US Department of Agriculture in early November to be 91,000 tonnes for 1990-91 , kept cocoa prices at around £700 a tonne .
11 a hundred , a hundred and forty feet for seventy
12 The course is run one day a week over 30 weeks for 60 students .
13 Is he aware that in south-east London — and serving my Dulwich constituency — is Haberdashers ' Aske 's city technology college , which has received more than 800 applications for 180 places ?
14 but Julia said to me before she came round with Hayden she said er , cos her mum and dad are still there , not her mum and dad , her mum and step dad are still there , they 're only giving them forty pounds for nine weeks , forty pounds towards the mortgage like you know , been there since after Christmas and erm , anyway she said ooh she said , Steve said er , that 's her husband , said to me ooh is n't Emily well mannered she said , she does n't walk in the house , she waits in the doorstep you know
15 Thank you , a hundred and forty pounds for six one two .
16 forty pounds for three rings .
17 Forty pounds for three of them .
18 Feasible resource allocation between the two industries thus allows society to exchange 2 meals for 1 film .
19 Stage ( 1 ) says that consumers can swap 2 meals for 1 film without changing their utility .
20 Stage ( 6 ) says that , by reallocating resources , producers swap an output of 2 meals for 1 film .
21 By rearranging production , transferring labour between industries , society can swap 2 meals for 1 film , exactly the trade off that would leave consumer utility unaffected .
22 ‘ It was better than trying to run 22 seconds for 200 metres on my own in the wind and rain at Gateshead . ’
23 On the second day , Emburey bowled forty overs for 81 runs and five wickets , but Lloyd , David Murray and Roberts all batted well .
24 Each subject had 5 ml of blood sampled from a forearm vein immediately before and every 10 minutes for two hours after the onset of the meal .
25 At extubation the oxygen/air was switched off and the pulse rate , blood pressure , and oxygen saturation were subsequently recorded every 10 minutes for one hour .
26 Their standards for periodicals are : 1,000 titles for a total student population of 1,000 ; 4,000 titles for 7,000 students ; and 7,250 titles for 13,000 students .
27 And they did n't work so many hours , I worked er I do n't know whether I told you this last time but er I worked , my normal week was sixty six hours , sixty six hours for five shilling .
28 Walsh kept him company for 45 minutes for 27 runs , Patterson for an hour for a partnership of 62 until the second new ball was required to finish off the number eleven .
29 Each group met six times for five consecutive weekly sessions and then again two weeks later .
30 Bull confirmed that those taking unpaid leave will get a bonus proportional to the duration of their absence ( three months salary for a year , six months for two years , nine months for three years ) , but that they will have no guarantee of getting their job back after the leave .
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