Примери за eleven

• Sophie took her first steps when she was eleven months old.

• I was so exhausted I slept for eleven solid hours.

• She got her very own pony as a birthday present when she was eleven.

• Two 11s are 22.

• Think of a number between eleven and 20.

• She has withdrawn welfare milk for the under-fives, and she has withdrawn school milk for the sevens to elevens.

• I am talking of the first elevens, the people playing in the first-class county matches.

• I am very impressed that it is starting children off very young, with competitions for the under-elevens.

• Does the same consideration apply to rising fives as to rising elevens, fifteens or sixteens?

• Many county boroughs have football teams of which they are proud, and which are famous throughout the country; and the same can be said of counties which have cricket elevens.

• The growth of speaker and listener skills from five to eleven years.

• The discussion that follows here briefly summarises the contents of the eleven papers following the editors' introduction.

• He presented a descriptive analysis of twenty-nine compositions created by children aged between eleven and fourteen years in groups containing four to six children.

• To obtain estimated country scores, linear regression was performed with known country scores as dependent variables and eleven political and economic characteristics as explanatory variables.

• Eleven patients in this series received conventionally fractionated postoperative radiotherapy, five days a week, with no planned interruptions.

• One hundred and eleven confirmed cases of bacterial meningitis were identified.

• Table 2 lists the eleven municipalities according to four measures of fiscal capacity.

• His contribution is, however, thought-provoking, as are all of the eleven in this collection.

• The error rates of the seven-year-olds (3n5 %) and the nine to eleven-year-olds (3n2 %) did not differ from any of the other ages.

• Eleven items were scored on a 6-point scale (ranging from 1 to 6, respectively dissatisfied and very satisfied).