Meaning: adj. being two more than seventy.
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1) Par for the course is 72.
2) The sad truth is that, at 72, he is past his prime.
3) The top score was 72.
4) He passed on at the age of 72.
5) Exports account for 72% of overall business.
6) They gave the number as 72.
7) The two big companies control 72% of the market.
8) The newspaper has sales of 1.72 million.
9) We got up to page 72 last lesson.
10) This figure increases to 72 percent during summer vacation.
11) He got round the course in 72, giving him an average score of 70.
12) It can take 72 hours for food to pass through the gut.
13) 72,000 pairs of hands clapped in unison to the song.
14) The room is kept at 72 degrees and 50% relative humidity.
15) It settled at 72. 51 yen.
16) I climb into a cab outside 72 Market Street.
17) I can not, therefore, accept amendment No. 72.
18) It was recently at 72. 71 yen.
19) By mid-July the INS had logged only 72 applications.
20) She later took the discus with 39.72 metres.
21) Dunn's firm services 72 arts organizations across the nation.
22) The mark fell as low as 72. 41 yen.
23) The consequence was that he returned a par 72 to recede into the pack.
24) Lightweight bullocks under 400k sold to ￡592 and ￡171.72 per 100k for a 290k Simmental selling at ￡498.
25) Carbon dioxide invariably contains 27.37% carbon and 72.73% oxygen, by mass.
26) We took four trains, and the overall duration of the journey was 72 hours.
27) He does make a living wage but only by working 72 hours a week.
28) Indeed the Community has sought co-ordination of national social security legislation to facilitate mobility through Regulations 71/1408 and 72/574.
29) The execution of juvenile offenders is extremely rare and at least 72 countries set 18 as the minimum age for the death penalty.
30) The three-quarter acre garden has a pond with ducks and views across the 72 acres of farmland and lakes.