Unnumbered

Definition

unnumbered /ʌn'nʌmbǝd / adj နံပါတ္မပါေသာ။ unnumbered theatre tickets/ seats.

Examples

1. ‘At page 675-if your Honours are looking at the pamphlet version
2. an unnumbered page - is a letter from the second defendant to the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives
3. right at the beginning.’
4. ‘I leave Highway 3 for an unnumbered asphalt road headed directly for the state line.’
5. ‘Sharp's unnumbered collection spans the years 1933-1938 and includes important annotations to linkage in maize.’
6. ‘Few people passed over the rough cobblestones then; occupants were silent
7. if not sleeping
8. behind closed doors to either side; the doors were unnumbered as the alleys were not named.’
9. ‘Not the teeming thousands of ex-first class rail travellers who now jostle each other to grab unnumbered window and aisle seats having paid 30 per cent less than regular airline fares.’
10. ‘Why can't we be required to hand in our voting card which is instantly shredded prior to our being given an unnumbered voting paper?’
11. ‘My suspicions were aroused by the unnumbered pages and curious celebrity endorsements
12. and a quick survey of other news kiosks confirmed that this ad did not come from the Mirror distribution center.’
13. ‘All the chapters are inconspicuously but intentionally divided into small titled but unnumbered sections rarely longer than a page
14. and in each of those certain concept
15. idea or unresolved problem is discussed.’
16. ‘Portuguese Society for the Study of Birds
17. Lisbon
18. Portugal. 416 pp.
19. approximately 180 unnumbered maps
20. 180 black-and-white drawings
21. 16 tables and figures.’
22. ‘This definition includes periodicals
23. newspapers
24. annuals (reports
25. yearbooks
26. directories
27. etc.)
28. journals
29. memoirs
30. proceedings
31. transactions of societies
32. monographic series
33. and unnumbered series.’
34. ‘Available in a limited edition run of 100 deluxe copies and 400 unnumbered editions
35. Particulars establishes a benchmark by which many future art books will be judged.’
36. ‘No one knows where it was mailed from
37. only where it was going to
38. and that was unfortunately an unnumbered rural route address.’
39. ‘Other material examined.-Several unnumbered plates in the collections of the University of California Museum of Paleontology and the Department of Geology
40. University of Illinois.’
41. ‘They say
42. ‘It's us
43. here
44. in our little unnumbered bank accounts
45. that make the wealth.’’
46. ‘They are all unnumbered and unsigned - of course.’
47. ‘And because there are usually unnumbered seats people get there very early
48. and so they've got time to settle in and you can watch the actors getting ready
49. that's very unusual in a western theatre tradition.’
50. ‘The 300 signed and numbered copies sold out immediately
51. as did most of the unnumbered copies.’
52. ‘With its 50 unnumbered poems
53. ‘Anthem’ continues and expands Donnelly's meshing of private and public concerns as she takes on the U.S.
54. state by state.’
55. ‘They put out a one-shot
56. unnumbered adaptation of that film in 1969 and also did the sequel - both drawn magnificently by Dan Spiegle.’
57. ‘The heavy paper and unnumbered pages lend a further arty quality to a production that lies midway between genre fiction and graphic novel.’