hundreds and thousands

plural noun

1. tiny beads of brightly coloured sugar, used in decorating cakes, sweets, etc

Example Sentences

These four represent a grand ensemble of voices who can speak of violence that is systemic: They allowed us to create a portrait of something that affects hundreds and thousands of journalists in Mexico.

From Los Angeles Times

She told MPs on Wednesday that "hundreds and thousands" of legal changes are needed before Kyiv can become a member of the bloc.

From BBC

"Thank you to all the hundreds and thousands of brave men who came out to take revenge," he wrote.

From BBC

"Truth Social has created a free-speech beachhead against Big Tech for a fraction of the start-up and operating costs and the legacy tech corporations incurred, while having no debt, more than $200 million in the bank, and the support of hundreds and thousands of retail investors who fervently believe in your mission," said Shannon Devine, a spokeswoman for Trump Media & Technology Group, an umbrella corporation that controls Truth Social.

From Salon

“If you and I were out there killing hundreds and thousands of endangered fish, we’d be in jail,” Rosenfield said.

From Los Angeles Times