Meaning: adj. being two more than sixty.
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(1) The book contains 62 pages of illustrations.
(2) At 62, Brian found the celebrity and status that had eluded him for so long.
(3) France swept to a 62 win over Denmark.
(4) Only 62 percent of respondents said they were satisfied.
(5) The answer is 62 quite right.
(6) 'I understand that he was 62 when he died,' McLeish said.
(7) The company's shares are currently being quoted at 62 pence a share.
(8) There were 62,763 signatures by 8: 30 p.m.
(9) Schematic diagram of the gene 62 promoter region.
(10) Standard return fare per person ￡56 - ￡62.
(11) The earthquake killed 62 people.
(12) The answers are at the bottom of page 62.
(13) In 1987, the coverage at primary level was 62.02 percent.
(14) But Reimers, 62, said that universities have an economic incentive to stick to fundamental research.
(15) But once you open the book and view the video you realise that for ￡62 you have the best buy in town.
(16) Residents from at least 62 countries tuned in to the program.
(17) Of these patients, 62 % were women who were often single parents and the breadwinners of an extended family.
(18) With child benefit included their income has been increased from ￡124.20 to ￡148.62 a week.
(19) The company now makes up 62% of total group turnover, and has increased net cash balances from ￡500,000 to ￡1.6m. Sentencedict.com
(20) His jacket size varies between 62 and 64, with a 22-inch shirt collar.
(21) One possibility seems to be that s.61 was intended to cast a wider net of liability than s.62.
(22) The general consensus of opinion is that a successful action under s.62 for insider dealing will be hard to sustain.
(23) Despite her wish to continue working, she was forced to retire at the age of 62.
(24) You had 29 points plus 33 points, so the total is 62.
(25) Voter turnout was down by 3.1 percentage points to 62.9 percent.
(26) These self-catering units range in size from 10 to 62 students.
(27) Round-trip van fare is $ 76; round-trip fare from Colorado Springs is $ 62.
(28) It must be rare for a publishing house to be sent a manuscript twice after an interval of 62 years.
(29) The highest turnout rate in the past 60 years came in the 1960 Kennedy-Nixon race when 62. 8 percent turned out.
(30) McClellan was paid a $ 250, 000 purse but netted only $ 62, 920. 75 before taxes.