eighty nine

Nineteen eighty-nine began with Europe divided, as it had been since the end of World War II.

Since then, they say, Meridian Design has sold about two thousand devices a year, at a price of eighty-nine dollars.

In eighteen eighty-nine, the United States, Germany, and Britain agreed that Samoa should be an independent kingdom.

He lived to the age of eighty-nine during an era when the average life expectancy was not much older than forty.

Eighty-nine per cent of these children had previously been treated with fluoroquinolone for tuberculosis.

One Van Gogh painting that especially influenced him was "The Starry Night" , painted in eighteen eighty-nine.

On the timing question, this was first detected Calvert Cliffs in nineteen eighty nine at Calvert Cliffs in Maryland.

But twenty years ago, in March of nineteen eighty-nine, the tanker ship Exxon Valdez created a huge oil spill along the Alaskan coast.

More than one thousand people began the work on it in eighteen eighty-nine.

In eighteen eighty-nine, the flu began in Central Asia, spread north into Russia, east to China and west to Europe.

Disappointments in life are often eighty-nine.

His team won a national championship in nineteen eighty-nine which the school shared with Santa Clara University.

Tow eighty-nine? ! That's a lot of money!

This coffin is very small - within lies an eighty-nine year old woman.

This has been about the average since nineteen eighty-nine, except for a smaller increase last year.

Betty Jameson died in two thousand nine. She was eighty-nine years old.

RAY FREEMAN: Elizabeth Blackwell died in England in nineteen ten. She was eighty-nine years old.

Last year, that number reached eighty-nine percent.

Henry Loomis died in two thousand eight in Jacksonville, Florida. He was eighty-nine years old.

Combined indexes to eighty-nine Ming dynasty biographical collections

I'll be eighty-seven; you'll be eighty-nine

I have a one hundred years old uncle. ninety-eight eighty-nine ninety-one