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251 examples of Sixth in a sentence

Let's do the third of the turn first, and then the sixth of a turn.
You can rotate them by a sixth of a turn if you ignore the colors.
But the shapes match up if I rotate by a sixth of a turn around the point where all the triangles meet.
So, there was a sixth of a turn.
But perhaps they knew that on sixth, November, 2009, there will be a TED green and blue session, so they painted it like this.
So, very first puzzle, sixth grade, my teacher said, "Oh, let's see, that guy, he likes to make stuff.
And one sixth the rate of cardiovascular disease.
And Nature Magazine had a piece surveying the loss of wildlife, and it said, "If all of those 23,000 went extinct in the next century or so, and that rate of extinction carried on for more centuries and millennia, then we might be at the beginning of a sixth extinction.
You could also say that after 20 years of record digging every single week, he had developed a sixth sense for finding the gold.
Our faculty asked our sixth graders to participate in the development of middle school values.
Dai Manju was in sixth grade when her parents said, "We're going to pull you out of school because the 13-dollar school fees are too much for us.
They kind of have a sixth sense like Superman's x-ray vision.
As some of the characters are visited by dead people and some just seem to be haunted by their guilty consciences it's not quite clear exactly what the connection is, but the visions do all seem to look like sixth form art films.
They use kids that look like they're in sixth grade, cheesy plots, horrid dialog and really crappy special effects.
This garbage is a prime example of what kind of lame, random, uninspired, last minute, generic plot twists have become the norm since movies like "The Sixth Sense" and "The Others" were released.
At the rate these movies are ploughing through the artifacts from the Amityville house it won't be long before we get down to the floorboards, but for now it's a mirror that's causing problems for more cardboard characters in this sixth entry in the series.
Half of the other actors had all the skill and subtlety of the actors in the sixth grade production of "Annie" I just saw.
Roger Spottiswoode isn't the worst director, and he did a good job on the underrated sci-fi thriller "The Sixth Day" (a.k.a.
let me tell you something: I am from Romania and here is only the sixth series running bunt every other day that is on USA TV I check the internet and download it from there, so i am in line with the rest of the world.
Choose your fate: The terrible tykes of the fourth form, playing practical jokes that involve axes, or the...ummm...well-developed girls of the sixth form, who discovered some time ago cigarettes, gin, sex and how easily men can be led astray.
Willis seems to be building an impressive track record for working with kids (just witness "The Sixth Sense" with Haley Joel Osment), and he has great chemistry with Spencer Breslin here.
There are also very brief snippets of future biggies like Susan Sarandon, Stockard Channing etc., who have one scene lines that you don't necessarily spot until your fifth or sixth time watching.
For those of you who believe he learned how to act after the sixth sense, you must be very new to his career.
One of the last films DIRECTED by Lionel Barrymore, "Ten Cents a Dance" stars Barbara Stanwyck as the dance-hall girl "Barbara" in her sixth role.
I just saw this film again, I believe for the sixth time.
When In Rome is good for audiences of younger generation but the adults who were kids when the twins were babies want to follow the twins in their successes and so hence I think we adults would like to see them make movies of different kinds, maybe some that are like the sixth sense, the hour, chocolat, that sort of movie - not saying to have just serious movies for them, humour ones too yes, but rather see them in different roles to what they have been playing in their more recent movies like this one and New York Minute.
There is also a watch that gets teleported away, and the fear of the woman not getting her watch back is parallel to the horror of "The Sixth Sense" only a lot more dull and British.
In sixth grade, every teacher I had decided it would be a great idea to make this movie the curriculum for an entire semester.
Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare, the sixth installment of the Nightmare on Elm Street series and once again another bad sequel.
Nothing compared to "The Ring" or "The Sixth Sense" by any means.
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