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31) When she was maturing into young womanhood Baldersdale was well populated with youngsters of equivalent age - that is to say eligible for Hannah.

32) That is to say, within 100 years the human population will have quadrupled.

33) That is to say, the range within which the true value will lie with a probability of 0.95.

34) Lines parallel to the horizon give breadth, that is to say a section of nature ... Lines perpendicular to this horizon give depth.

35) They do not, that is to say, make a very large contribution to a theory of social movements.

36) That is to say, I may have appeared calm, but inside anxiety raged.

37) That is to say, is it a coded account of its own contradictions that come out in reading?

38) That is to say we can select any event in space time and always be able to find some frame for which.

39) That is to say that these are the absolute minimum basic pieces of equipment needed to start out.

40) That is to say it would remove the overemphasis on a simultaneous and over-rich diet of information gathering and testing. 3.

41) That is to say that every individual lives according to a highly structured set of personal obligations which he or she must continually fulfil.

42) Many Catfish are crepuscular, that is to say they are most active during the hours of twilight around dawn and dusk.

43) She has always known as much, that is to say as little, as the supplier needed her to know.

44) Einstein next considered the implications of the equivalence principle for motion in free fall, that is to say motion under gravitational forces alone.

44) Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and make good sentences.

45) That is to say that only those needs backed up by hard cash are seriously taken in account.

46) That is to say, money talks.

47) That is to say, running isn't worth the effort.

48) That is to say transfinite set theory interpreted geometrically.

49) that is to say, with moderation and flexibility.

50) That is to say, the trousers were decorated with the addition of a false dhoti-fold in front and behind.

51) As she had no longer any clothes, they dressed her in the cast-off petticoats and chemises of the Thenardier brats; that is to say, in rags.

52) I'll see you in a week s time -- that is to say, next Monday.

53) That is to say, sentences are organized by grouping together words of the same syntactic category, such as noun phrase(NP) or verb phrase(VP).

54) That is to say, aporia is directed to the boundary, without passage or step, displacement or substitution.

55) That is to say the characteristic that you need to understand a domain name to invest, cannot rely on oneself appreciation, other flatters phonily or temporarily brains gives out heat will invest.

56) That is to say that when we think we're telling the truth we're actually using worn-out figures of speech.

57) That is to say, this certificate is forged very sorrily actually.

58) That is to say, the first family of Florence, and lived to see them deposed by a Dominican friar by the name of Savonarola.

59) They fell, that is to say, either through consciousness or through unconsciousness.

60) The English reader, that is to say, needs to make a double approach to American literature.