How to use "thirty" in a sentence

At eight-thirty, he asked, 'Has anyone seen Aron?'

At six-thirty that evening, they called the police

By two-thirty, I have covered nearly ten kilometres

The walls must be over thirty metres high

At the end of that year, we had thirty thousand dollars!

I too, have seen exciting things in my thirty years of work.

He thought the woman had died between twenty to thirty minutes before

His beat took him there approximately every thirty minutes, so at 2.55 he was back in Goulston Street

He was about thirty-six, 1.65m tall, stout, with a carrot-coloured moustache

If the woman was Catherine Eddowes, then the man was certainly Jack the Ripper: about thirty, of average height, with a small moustache and a cap with a peak.

During the night, the thirty-seven remaining rebels strengthened the main barricade and made more bullets

Valjean took thirty francs from his pockets and showed it to Thenardier, who stared with disbelief

'You killed a man for just thirty francs? You're a fool.' He searched Marius's pockets himself, and then Valjean's.

He took the thirty francs and, helping Valjean to lift Marius on to his shoulders, he put the key in the lock and opened the gate just wide enough for Valjean to pass through

On the red steps there is a group of maybe thirty Japanese tourists

Around the old but impressive school, there are green gardens and grounds that continue for miles, and at the windows of the building there are the thirty faces of serious young men, who watch them strangely.

It is night time, and around the roof of the thirty-floor casino and hotel, the city of Las Vegas is alive with colour

It is seven thirty-six: her train should be here in two minutes.

It is 2088, thirty years since the end of the ten-year Oil Wars.

For the first thirty minutes, they chose the illusion of a big nightclub with a famous band playing

thirty years

After thirty minutes, Apat was still jumping up and down happily, but Sala and Cham took a break and went to the cafe, where a drinks machine made special mixtures of juice and energy liquids.

She had been there for about thirty minutes when a woman began running on the machine next to her

I wish I was a woman of about thirty-six

Five years ago, however, on her twenty-eighth birthday, she began to realize that she had, if she was lucky, ten years left as a show dancer, and she decided to establish herself in the business in another capacity, to avoid being washed up at thirty-eight

By seven-thirty, the backstage area was bustling

By ten-thirty most of the audience had left and those who hadn't gone yet were in line, moving up the steps toward the rear doors of the showroom

How about seven-thirty?"

Tina returned to her inspection of the carpenter's bill, and Angela was back at five minutes past four with thirty pages of data.

"It's a lot, thirty or forty questions altogether, but it won't take long if you just sit down over there and cooperate."

He was deeply involved in that world for thirty years

But when Bruckster had come into the hotel thirty minutes ago, Evans had been chatting with the players at his blackjack table, cracking jokes, and grinning as if nothing of any importance had happened in his life lately.

"The temperature's dropped thirty-five degrees in there during the past minute and a half," Zachariah said worriedly

Again and again, we're getting these thirty-and forty-degree plunges in the air temperature in there

George, on the other hand, hadn't filled a post of genuine stature and authority until six years ago, when he was thirty-six

At eight-thirty Friday morning, Tina came awake, smiling and excited

Because of the foul-up at the Bellicosti place, George Alexander didn't get to bed until five-thirty Friday morning

At one-thirty Kurt Hensen came into George Alexander's office in downtown Reno

At four-thirty, they obtained a strong, positive identification from a maid at Harrah's.

At any one time, we have thirty to forty projects underway."

Tea and talk at four-thirty.'

So I told Mary that I would try to be back by six-thirty, and left.

Colonel and Mrs Protheroe had tea at four-thirty

At five-thirty, they were driven to the village

'Miss Marple saw him and Mrs Protheroe leave the studio just after six-thirty

'But the doctor says that Protheroe was shot before six-thirty.'

It was written at six thirty- five and another person - the murderer - put the incorrect time 6.20 at the top.'

At five-thirty, he telephoned the vicar from the North Lodge, pretending he was the wife of a dying man.

The uncovered part looked like an enormous cylinder, about thirty metres across each end

They were described as, 'great machines like spiders, nearly thirty metres high, as fast as an express train, and able to shoot out a beam of strong heat.'

They sent a small boat and agreed on a price of thirty-six pounds for the three passengers

For thirty-five minutes nobody spoke

'Next March, on your twenty-first birthday, you'll inherit thirty thousand pounds

He returned at eight-thirty with the unopened letter

In 1918, women over thirty got the vote after many years of fighting

She has worked for the BBC for thirty years

When Nancy became an MP, women could only vote at the age of thirty.

In 2017, Jacinda Ardern became the prime minister of New Zealand when she was thirty-seven years old

She was thirty years old and had two children

But in 1948 she was thirty years old, and many people thought that she was too old to be the best

Also, about 50 million people watched it on TV in the USA, and about 90 million in thirty-seven other countries watched it

In her tennis career, Billie Jean won thirty-nine big tournament titles