an unnumbered amount of work
an unnumbered list of reasons
unnumbered hours spent on the project
unnumbered challenges to overcome
It was invested with the woe of unnumbered generations, this plaint by which Buck was so strangely stirred.
Bryan described the situation this way: On one side of the debate stand the business interests of the United States. On the other side stand the unnumbered masses.
It is impregnated with the body odor of those unnumbered generations of sour-faced, unwashed women called ouvreuses who show you to your seat and domineeringly await their tip.
But he had been guide mentor and friend to unnumbered crops of innocent and lonely freshmen, and I suppose that with all his petty chicanery and hypocrisy he stank no higher in heaven's nostrils than any other.
Over his head the blue circles of ominous uncharted suns, of unnumbered centres of fire, revolved interminably before his eyes as though he were lying constantly exposed to the hot light and in a state of feverish coma.
His platoon sergeant, Pop Donnelly, was a scraggly " old soldier, " worn thin with drink. In the past he had spent unnumbered weeks in the guard-house, but recently, thanks to the drill-master famine, he had been elevated to his present pinnacle.
an unnumbered amount of work
an unnumbered list of reasons
unnumbered hours spent on the project
unnumbered challenges to overcome
It was invested with the woe of unnumbered generations, this plaint by which Buck was so strangely stirred.
Bryan described the situation this way: On one side of the debate stand the business interests of the United States. On the other side stand the unnumbered masses.
It is impregnated with the body odor of those unnumbered generations of sour-faced, unwashed women called ouvreuses who show you to your seat and domineeringly await their tip.
But he had been guide mentor and friend to unnumbered crops of innocent and lonely freshmen, and I suppose that with all his petty chicanery and hypocrisy he stank no higher in heaven's nostrils than any other.
Over his head the blue circles of ominous uncharted suns, of unnumbered centres of fire, revolved interminably before his eyes as though he were lying constantly exposed to the hot light and in a state of feverish coma.
His platoon sergeant, Pop Donnelly, was a scraggly " old soldier, " worn thin with drink. In the past he had spent unnumbered weeks in the guard-house, but recently, thanks to the drill-master famine, he had been elevated to his present pinnacle.
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