Wiktionary
card. The cardinal number occurring after thirty-six and before thirty-eight.
WordNet
adj. being severn more than thirty [syn: 37, xxxvii]
Usage examples of "thirty-seven".
Wolcott, the youngest at thirty-seven, was the son of the Oliver Wolcott with whom Adams had served in the Continental Congress.
Virgin Airbus A-340 cruised past the halfway point at thirty-seven thousand feet on the way from Boston to London.
But Commander Blenheim knew that he was notably young for one of his achievements, in fact just thirty-seven standard years, only slightly older than herself.
Thirty-seven cardinals rode horseback along with the Pope while another twenty-four bounced along in the beds of wagons dragged across the roadless grasslands by mules.
Parchman died when Eunice was thirty-seven, and her widower immediately took over as resident invalid.
The figures are thirty-seven in number, and are disposed in a spacious hall not wholly unlike the vestibule of the Reform Club, Christ and His immediate persecutors appearing in a balustraded balcony above a spacious portico that supports it.
Carrie knew how hard it had been for her father, who had spent almost thirty-seven years as a horsekeeper for Galloway, to look for other employment.
When he did knee-swings on the horizontal bar -- his form was miserable, but later he succeeded in doing two more than Hotten Sonntag, our gymnastics champion -- well, when Mahlke ground out his thirty-seven knee-swings, the medal tugged out of his gym shirt, and hurtled thirty-seven times around the squeaking horizontal bar, always in advance of his medium-brown hair.
John Rider Hartley, manager of Huddersfield in nineteen thirty-seven, after he had a dream in which dancing fairies explained it to him?
A villain who died whilst I was under the Leads had passed thirty-seven years in The Wells, and he was forty-four when sentenced.
Fueled by the military tradition and glory of Rome and led by a superb general, thirty-seven thousand properly trained and properly equipped Roman legionaries made military history at Aquae Sextiae by defeating well over a hundred thousand German warriors in two engagements.
For instance, I have read somewhere, that in 1793, in this very province of Buenos Ayres, lightning struck thirty-seven times during one single storm.
Twenty-four hours and thirty-seven minutes after the Skink drone launched, a starship the size of a Crowe-class Amphibious Battle Cruiser popped out of Beamspace into orbit within visual range of the fast frigate CNSS Admiral J.
On the 4th of October the besiegers opened with nine mortars and thirty-seven pieces of cannon from the land side, and sixteen from the water.
Newman McDade, Robertson, and Coombs more than an hour to make the trip from Andrews back to the White House for their meeting with Harrod By the time they had completed the day with Joshua Weiskopf and hi thirty-seven ISEG operators, Newman had developed the outline of plan for training, deploying, supporting, and communicating with the force, and he told them that he aimed to have it approved at the Whig House before the unit returned to Fort Bragg.