thirty-three

He had his first music lessons in the local public schools. His mother bought him a saxophone in nineteen thirty-three.

The RS-four is one of our promotional items this month. For orders received by the end of the month, the price is thirty-three dollars each.

Lieutenant Colonel Beard had had all the excitement and danger he could stand by the age of thirty-three. Angela had to have hers.

Jack, thirty-three, agreed to host her at the end of her trip for three nights, and bought tickets for the two of them to go ice skating.

Today we tell about pilot Wiley Post. He set new records when he flew his own airplane around the world in nineteen thirty-three.

Photos thirty-three, thirty-four: the children around Jinghong hold the jellies she's just given them.

Thirty-three undergrads watched videos of a tennis player hitting a ball, sometimes with a grunt, sometimes in silence.

Thirty-three and single, she decided it was time to get serious about meeting someone that was right for her.

The last landfall Chile, one hundred and thirty-three days aft, across the ocean Magellan had first sailed eighty years ago called Pacific.

The battle of Fort Sumter was over. More than four-thousand shells had been fired during the thirty-three hours of fighting.

Finally, he collapsed and died at the age of thirty-three, having worn himself out from sexual excess.

These were the sons Leah bore to Jacob in Paddan Aram, besides his daughter Dinah. These sons and daughters of his were thirty-three in all.

The Dead Sea lost thirty-three percent of its surface area during the last half -century.

He wore his current jersey number, twenty-four, in his freshman year of high school before switching to thirty-three as a sophomore.

On this July 4, we need to summon once more the spirit that inhabited Independence Hall two hundred and thirty-three years ago today.

DOUG JOHNSON: One of the Smithsonian museums in Washington has a new exhibit about the rescue of thirty-three trapped miners in Chile.

In the United States, people could exchange paper money for gold from the eighteen seventies until nineteen thirty-three.

A human century is equal to one day & night among the Devas of the Thirty-Three.

Doctor Spock began working as a pediatrician, treating babies and children in New York City in nineteen thirty-three.

Thirty-three patients over a 21-year period underwent thoracotomy for resection of suspected pulmonary metastases from malignant melanoma.

Probably the true love of his life was for the elder daughter, Sister Maria Celeste. She died at thirty-three.

Thirty-three of the pupils in the monastery practicing writing, forty-four master to the city to work.

The thirty-three tune, the main stream of Qing Shang Lyrics in Tang Dynasty, was not as important as other tunes either.

Whenever you notice your thoughts have strayed far away or you find yourself counting "thirty three" , simply return to "one" .

And, indeed, her speech had echoes of the document signed in Philadelphia two hundred and thirty-three years and one day earlier.

Methods Three hundred and thirty three children suffered from recurrent abdominal pain underwent an electron endoscopy.

For the adults more than quadragenarian will remember the disastrous disaster happened in Tangshan about thirty-three years ago.

He had now reached the age of thirty-three.

I finished the testimony at about six-thirty, three and a half hours before I was scheduled to address the nation.

He inherited the title two years ago, upon the death of Edwin Land, who had five hundred and thirty-three.

Another major story was the rescue of thirty-three mine workers in Chile.

Without the "greenhouse effect" , the earth would be about thirty-three degrees Celsius cooler than it is.

But I think I'm about a sixteen inch neck and thirty-three inch sleeve.

Thirty-three storeys high, Zheng Di sound determination, Acacia so people even death is not afraid of.

Thirty-three of the pupils in forty-four hours, forty-four master walked thirty-three miles.

Between nineteen thirty and nineteen thirty-three almost ten thousand banks failed.

He had reigned forty years over Israel-seven years in Hebron and thirty-three in Jerusalem.

Andy Oram and Greg Wilson have collected thirty-three essays on the art and craft of programming.

The thirty-three thieves thought that they thrilled the other thieves throughout Thursday .

The existing locks are three hundred five meters long and thirty-three meters wide.

Fifty miles north in Carbondale, a mine fire burned under the town for thirty-three years before petering out.

Thirty-three years in a dream, dream Today's still up like winter.

Thirty-three percent of Libya's population is under the age of 15.

The thirty-three thieves thought that they thrilled the throne throughout Thursday.

It took him thirty-three and a half hours to make the trip.

He arrived one day before Christmas, nineteen thirty-three.

Shanghai's Bund reopened on Sunday after a thirty-three months' renovation project to welcome the 2010 World Expo.

This pale-blue machine lasted him thirty-three years, until his death.

We need to summon the same spirit that inhabited Independence Hall two hundred and thirty-three years ago today.

Today the estimate is about one in one hundred thirty-three Americans.

My ticket, but people dead thirty-three of the dead also.

Thirty-three-year old Li Jianmin working in media in Beijing has been planning on buying an apartment for three years.

Thirty-three percent of people let meat thaw in the fridge, but they kept it on the middle shelf.

There are thirty-three thousand hundred and thirty-three feathers on the bird's throat.

Thirty-three delegates are at stake in that contest.

Thirty three U. S. states ban text messaging while driving but no state bans the specific use of apps, according to the researchers.

But, first, we take you to a new exhibit in Washington about last year's rescue of thirty-three miners in Chile.

When I was thirty-three, I injured my back and could not leave my bed for seven months.

Thirty-three Chan Master entered the tiger's den.

There are thirty three thousand three hundred and thirty three feathers on that thrush's throat.

On average, about forty people travel in one bus, while the same number occupy thirty-three cars.

There are thirty-three thousand three hundred and thirty-three feathers on that bird's throat.

Thirty-three percent of the 5, 000 behaviour petitions filed with the firm in the past year mentioned the site.

This boy needs rest, he's got thirty-three bones to regrow! Out! OUT!

Thirty-three percent said they regularly use search engines to find news, up from 19 percent in 2008.

There are thirty-three thrushes in the trees.

The mountains there is a temple, the mountain has a city, thirty-three students, forty-four master.

For example, chimpanzees in captivity showed a thirty-three percent increase in weight each decade.

In a Senate speech in eighteen thirty-three, he called slavery "this great evil . . . the darkest spot in the map of our country. "

Of the $1311 family food bill in 1972, middle men received $790, which was thirty-three per cent more than they had received in 1959.

Pepsi-Cola had sales last year of almost thirty-three thousand million dollars.

Fred was thirty-three years old, tall, and really did look like he could be Nicolas Cage's stunt double.

Included a total of thirty three days, every day about three thousand IP.

Thirty-three years old, Rizzoli was a small and square-jawed woman.

Since nine of the thirty-three VicePresidents(not counting Truman)became President, the poll also sheds light upon their capabilities

Unit Thirty-three He's the Master of His Domain Name

Lesson Thirty-three Apologizing and Forgiving

Massive spirit troops in the Thirty-three Heavens

thirteen birds and thirty three worms

true love was so precious at thirty-three