ninety-five

Without even thinking, I blurted out, “Ninety-five percent, easy.”

It was for the winking yellow coins which she poured into her lap, that Annas Lynn, at ninety-five, still found life worth living.

Of one hundred craniotomies, ninety-five mothers or possibly a larger number will recover, and of course none of the children.

Thirdly, I am satisfied that of all the diseases with which doctors have to deal, and of which persons die, ninety-five per cent.

At ninety-five he knew the nitroglycerin would take fire, probably explode, and nothing could save it.

I once knew an old lady who was left a legacy of a hundred thousand pounds when she was ninety-five.