eight-hundredth

I sing 'Hey Jude' for the eight-hundredth time because it's stuck in my head and I've started to replace the lyrics with other words that make no sense but almost rhyme so they're like a game.

Hey Jude Jenny Morris 2010

We are beginning the celebration of the eight-hundred years of this university's existence, and it would be a rather sad paradox if that eight-hundredth anniversary was marked by the down-grading of the study which, at the very beginning of the university's life, seemed to be the most comprehensive and the most resourceful of all: the study of theology.

'Faith, Reason and Quality Assurance - Having Faith in Academic Life' 2008

We are beginning the celebration of the eight-hundred years of this university's existence, and it would be a rather sad paradox if that eight-hundredth anniversary was marked by the down-grading of the study which, at the very beginning of the university's life, seemed to be the most comprehensive and the most resourceful of all: the study of theology.

'Faith, Reason and Quality Assurance - Having Faith in Academic Life' 2008

Then she gets up and proceeds for the eight-hundredth time to look behind the furniture.

Carolina Mist Mariah Stewart 1996

Then she gets up and proceeds for the eight-hundredth time to look behind the furniture.

Carolina Mist Mariah Stewart 1996

Then she gets up and proceeds for the eight-hundredth time to look behind the furniture.

Carolina Mist Mariah Stewart 1996

Toffler offers a dramatic perspective on the rate of change that American society has experienced, with his concept of the “eight-hundredth lifetime.”

Stress and the Manager KARL ALBRECHT 1979

Toffler offers a dramatic perspective on the rate of change that American society has experienced, with his concept of the “eight-hundredth lifetime.”

Stress and the Manager KARL ALBRECHT 1979

Toffler offers a dramatic perspective on the rate of change that American society has experienced, with his concept of the “eight-hundredth lifetime.”

Stress and the Manager KARL ALBRECHT 1979

The mass, however, is much smaller - about one eight-hundredth part of that of a hydrogen atom.

Hendrik A. Lorentz - Nobel Lecture 1967