Sentence for thirty | Use thirty in a sentence

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• She was a grandmother by thirty! (10)
• George Laird was thirty. (8)
• His age was about thirty. (1)
• She would be well over thirty by then. (8)
• They were soon within thirty yards of the gentleman. (4)
• Your wages will be thirty until we see where we are. (8)
• Turning people out that have been there thirty years. (8)
• Yes, Marianne, even in a man between thirty and forty. (4)
• Thirty were penned in the rear rooms of the sixth floor. (13)
• Anybody between fifteen and thirty may have me for asking. (4)
• In 1777 Philadelphia contained about thirty thousand souls. (18)
• He went for another company with a mine some thirty miles away. (8)
• He had the precision of speech, the bearing of a man of thirty. (10)
• I had thirty francs in cash, and the question was: where could I go? (12)
• She is between thirty and thirty-two years old, but she looks older. (12)
• There must be at least thirty daily newspapers in the French capital. (16)
• The plan of this book provides for two lessons a week for thirty weeks. (3)
• He seemed about thirty, and though not handsome, had an agreeable person. (4)
• Alvan lived the lives of three; the sins of thirty were laid to his charge. (10)
• The greatest successes of Goldmark are those of twenty and thirty years ago. (3)
• The man on the right was nearer thirty, evidently tall, wiry, and very thin. (8)
• For about thirty miles below Rustchuk both shores are flat and devoid of life. (20)
• Miss Morton, only daughter of the late Lord Morton, with thirty thousand pounds. (4)
• They toil for ten, twenty, thirty years, to have breath and food in their belly. (12)
• Though her eldest son was thirty, she was, herself, still little more than fifty. (8)
• In that country a cedar will not grow within thirty miles of water if it knows it. (7)
• For thirty years that great and good man had been represented by a stuffed manikin. (7)
• It had consisted of twenty or thirty nickel coins, which were now scattered in the mud. (12)
• Thirty minutes more and the Holker would be under the batteries of a forty-four-gun ship. (18)
• For thirty years he had not entered his own court, nor heard a word of evidence or argument. (7)
• With a cheer they sprang forward over the twenty or thirty paces between them and their task. (1)
• A priest was in readiness, and they were married on the spot, in batches of thirty at a time. (19)
• Thirty years ago, advertising yielded less than half of the earnings of the daily newspapers. (16)
• We can accommodate our Concert-set, and about thirty or forty more, for as long as they like. (10)
• It seemed incredible that thirty hours ago he had never set eyes on any of those three flaxen heads. (8)
• On a bare strip of pasture, within thirty yards, in the full sun, an old horse was tethered to a peg. (8)
• At any rate, there seems to be much less beauty in the world than there was thirty or forty years ago. (9)
• Could it be less than twenty-four hours since he had picked up her handkerchief, not thirty yards away? (8)
• Accommodating thirty horses, they were at present occupied by twenty-one, including the pony of little Ann. (8)
• Meager indeed is our knowledge of this only British bard whose works have endured through thirty centuries. (7)
• In those days he liked Mrs. Vostrand very much, and at twenty he considered her at thirty distinctly middle-aged. (9)
• As to their aesthetic merit I will not say anything, for I have not looked at either of the books for thirty years. (9)
• Berry sang out to the second cab, which, with its pyramid of luggage, remained stationary some thirty paces distant. (10)
• But he was at least in for it half a leg; and a desperate maiden, on the criminal side of thirty, may make much of that. (10)
• Colonel Fitzwilliam, who led the way, was about thirty, not handsome, but in person and address most truly the gentleman. (4)
• The book was delightful, and I remember it from a reading of thirty years ago, as of the stuff that classics are made of. (9)
• Kiomi undertook to ride to Dipwell, a distance of thirty miles, and carry the message that I would be there by nightfall. (10)
• You have robbed Edmund for ten, twenty, thirty years, perhaps for life, of more than half the income which ought to be his. (4)
• If they had any knowledge at all, they must see at once that his collection alone was worth at least thirty thousand pounds. (8)
• He was thirty when he met Mrs. Devorell; and she married him because he was so very different from anybody she had ever seen. (8)
• Thirty or forty naked-looking ghosts of sheep were penned against the barn, and perhaps a dozen still inhabiting their coats. (8)
• A fresh force of about thirty other veterans of European battlefields hurried quickly over the stream to join their comrades. (19)
• At Carlisle you can see you are in the one country; at Dumfries, thirty miles away, you are as sure that you are in the other. (2)
• Her spell-bound intention to speak of Dudley Sowerby to him, was broken by the sounding of the hall-door, thirty minutes later. (10)
• I must say, too, that I think the quality of the minor poetry of our day is better than that of twenty-five or thirty years ago. (9)
• Farmer Fleming asked not for any life of ease and splendour, though thirty thousand pounds was a fortune; or even twenty thousand. (10)
• Farmer Fleming asked not for any life of ease and splendour, though thirty thousand pounds was a fortune; or even twenty thousand. (22)
• Thirty years ago John Hardshaw and his wife lived on Rincon Hill in one of the finest residences of that once aristocratic quarter. (1)
• Flitch was a stable-boy, groom, and coachman, like his father before him, at the Hall thirty years; his father died in our service. (10)
• Her monthly income runs into the hundreds of thousands, and her fortune is estimated at between twenty and thirty millions of rubles. (12)
• V. I speak of this one and that, as it happens, and with no thought of giving a complete prospect of literary Boston thirty years ago. (9)
• Companion for thirty years to one whose life had been feverishly punctuated by the attentions of those little beasts, she had no love for them. (8)
• The arrangements of the ladies could only grant me thirty minutes, for Janet was to drive the princess out into the country to view the island. (10)
• Such fertility is unique in the history of composition, and is scarcely equalled even by Mozart, whose activity extended over nearly thirty years. (3)
• Thirty of the elephants and one large lion started across the country in the direction of Fairfield and Easton, scattering the people right and left. (21)

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Definition of thirty:

• thirty, thr’ti, adj. and n. three times ten. | adj. thir’tieth, the last of thirty. | n. a thirtieth part. (0)

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