twenty

When they offered opinions that they meant to be helpful, they were imprisoned, some for as long as twenty years.

The typical mom in twenty years will be much easier to get on a new web-/app-platform than the current typical mom.

That will be about-- about-- that will be this evening about twenty minutes to eight.

It's been more than twenty years since I last wore a watch and I'm really happy with that situation.

In the UK one in twenty children have been sexually abused.

It's been twenty years now though, but I don't think the situation has changed, sadly.

Python has the advantage of being invented some twenty-five-ish-odd years later.

The people in that industry are very aware that there is great uncertainty in the development trajectory of aging-related biotechnologies over the next twenty years.

Things that work well for a company of ten or twenty don't necessarily work best when it grows into the hundreds or thousands of employees.

Our master file was 40,000 cards, held in twenty heavy trays.

Reading this thread, I get the sense that most comments are from twenty-something guys.

In almost twenty years, I have never worked for a company that would qualify for that condition (and this includes multiple startups).

We talked for twenty minutes until I just asked him where he was at, and he replied "La Guardia".

It's probably a case of "innovator's dilemma' but I don't understand why all company making 3D software for industry haven't try to enter this market twenty years ago (maybe they is too much technical difference that I'm not aware of).

"But they're not talking about people like me, they're talking about twenty-something Ivy League post docs with stellar CVs." We're trying to recruit a devops with AWS experience.

The bartender puts the glass in front of him and says, "that's $20, sir." Andy puts a twenty dollar bill on the counter, looks at it for a moment, and says "keep the change."