Sentence examples for eight from high-quality English sources.

• “Factorial eight.”

• Eight bells there!

• Five, six, seven, eight.

• I have an eight-year-old brother and the comparison hit me hard.

• Floyd, mourners stood in silence for eight minutes and 46 seconds.

• Forty-eight hours of new video are uploaded to the site every minute.

• The eight-year-old was their son, Mel, whom they adopted from Ethiopia.

• –“Good afternoon, would you like to try one of our eight new flavors of cake pops?

Use eight in a sentence.

• These eight palace hexagrams are the doubles of the eight trigrams.

• “Unfortunately Callum has a deep tear to his hamstring and that could be six to eight weeks,” Bruce said.

• The eight-week plan wasn’t the main focus of the research, but just the start of a further three-year study.

• The study involved 24 Rhesus macaques: eight controls, eight given a low dose of vaccine and eight given a high dose.

• That’s eight clerics accused of sexual misconduct in my personal experience—eight out of the couple of hundred priests that I have known.

• The world is a product of these eight forms, consists of them, and can exist and fulfill its task only because the eight embodiments cooperate.

• Each article’s XML download provides the eight Subject Area terms listed on the article page and includes broader terms from all the paths leading back to these eight.

• Ernie Patnoe, forty-eight, started out as a mechanic in Vermont Transportation’s Middlesex garage, in one of VTrans’s eight maintenance districts, where he fixed and prepped plows.

eight sentence examples

• The largest section of the building, between the base and the spire, consists of eight modules, or groupings, of eight stories each (eight being an auspicious number in Chinese numerology).

• If a pig got infected with avian and human flu simultaneously, the eight jigsaw pieces from the duck and the eight jigsaw pieces from the human being would be thrown together, and an entirely new puzzle could emerge.

• This yields an eight-fold categorization occasionally advocated by Avicenna himself when he says, for example in the treatment of hypothetical propositions, that the categoricals embedded in them may be one of the above eight (Qiyās VII.1, 361.1–362.4).

• Invented by Edmund Spenser for his poem The Faerie Queene (1590–1609), the Spenserian stanza has origins in the Old French ballade (eight-line stanzas, rhyming ababbcbc), the Italian ottava rima (eight iambic pentameter lines with a rhyme scheme of abababcc), and the stanza form used by Chaucer in his “Monk’s Tale” (eight lines rhyming ababbcbc).