eighty-second

• “Had the Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr., survived the struggles of the civil rights movement and gone on to lead a long, healthy life, he would be waking up this weekend to his eighty-second birthday.”

  The Huffington Post: Carl Lewis: Dr. King's Dinner Conversations

• “She was an elementary school teacher in Springfield, Virginia, where coworkers had told her about the explosions at the World Trade Center, and she was frantically trying to phone a brother-in-law who worked on the eighty-second floor of one of the towers and her brother who worked across the street.”

  Simon & Schuster: Into the Story

• “In fact, he had applied for the headmastership of Knightley Academy when their grand chevalier announced he would be retiring just after his eighty-second birthday.”

  Simon & Schuster: KNIGHTLEY ACADEMY

• “Prosts heart was in his mouth as he entered Victoria Park and headed for the final hairpin for the eighty-second time.”

  Simon & Schuster: Chequered Conflict

• “Institute of Pacific Relations: Report of the Committee on the Judiciary, eighty-second Congress, second session, pursuant to S.Res. 366 (81stCongress); a resolution relating to the internal security of the UnitedStates; hearings held July 25, 1951 - June 20, 1952 by the InternalSecurity Subcommittee. by United States.”

  Attacking the innocent is an inherent GOP trait.

• “The next day, 26th of January, we cut the equator at the eighty-second meridian and entered the northern hemisphere.”

  Twenty-Thousand Leagues Under the Sea

• “They were celebrating Auntie Gal's seventy-seventh birthday — her eighty-second if the truth be known, but only she, LuLing, and Ruth knew that.”

  The Bonesetter's Daughter

• “Then again, the Qwarm elder reflected as he strolled down the hallway of the eighty-second floor, in the brief instant he could have misinterpreted the effect of the light.”

  The End of the Matter

• “In his eighty-second year, he was a member of the Constitutional”

  A Brief History of the United States

• “He died in 1846, in his eighty-second year; having lived long enough to see his son, the present Lord High Commissioner of the”

  International Weekly Miscellany of Literature, Art, and Science — Volume 1, No. 4, July 22, 1850

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