• John Rabe (Ulrich Tukur) was a German businessman and Nazi Party member who ran the Siemens plant in Nanking, China, in the thirties.

    NEWYORKER: John Rabe

  • Julianne Moore plays the poor Irish beauty Barbara Daly, who, in the thirties, marries Brooks Baekeland (Stephen Dillane), a passively egotistical heir to a great fortune.

    NEWYORKER: Savage Grace

  • Pre the introduction of the iPod Apple sold in the thirties (with a double digits valuation only because it carried a lot of cash on the balance sheet).

    FORBES: Is Apple Worth $400 Or $900?

  • Lana and Andy were going to direct the nineteenth-century story and the two set in the future, while Tykwer took the narratives set in the thirties, the seventies, and the present.

    NEWYORKER: Beyond the Matrix

  • Generically boxed as "Carole Lombard in the Thirties" from TCM's Vault Collection, "No More Orchids, " "Brief Moment" and "Lady by Choice" each from Columbia Pictures and new to DVD are not essential viewing.

    WSJ: Lombard on the Path to Stardom | 'Carole Lombard in the Thirties' | By David Mermelstein

  • Roosevelt in the thirties.

    FORBES: What Keeps Obama Awake at Night

  • The bottom dropped out for the fast-growing brand a darling of the investment community, retailers and consumers with a second-quarter report released in August where the company changed its outlook from expecting a revenue growth of no less than 30 percent for 2011 and an EBITDA margin of minimum 40 percent with flat revenue and EBITDA margins in the low thirties for the year.

    FORBES: Pandora Revenue Flat for 2011

  • But the cash on hand for both Clinton and Obama is in the low thirties, which is the kind of money the Democrats have never had before.

    NPR: Presidential Candidates Show the Money

  • Blackstone and Fortress languish in single-digits, down form post underwriting highs in the low thirties.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Believe me, in the low thirties it took some moxie.

    FORBES: Tech Blue Chips Whiffing Like Testosterone-less Yankees

  • Whorf never got an advanced degree, but he took graduate classes in his free time with the anthropologist and linguist Edward Sapir, in the nineteen-thirties, and he devoted his leisure hours to the study of Native American languages.

    NEWYORKER: Utopian for Beginners

  • It was celebrated in the nineteen-thirties, in Paris and New York, when it was photographed by Man Ray and Walker Evans.

    NEWYORKER: Faces in Time

  • The corpse of Soviet Communism had barely cooled at the time, and our talk wandered from the causes of its demise to the radicalism of New York intellectuals in the nineteen-thirties and forties the Communists, their fellow-travellers, their socialist and Trotskyist enemies and thence to the curious ways in which the influence of those lingering enmities is still felt.

    NEWYORKER: Politics and Prose

  • He was the lion of the international movement in social-realist public art, which peaked in the nineteen-thirties.

    NEWYORKER: The Painting on the Wall

  • In the mid-thirties, Hanwell Snr went to Canada, an attempt to make his fortune in logging.

    NEWYORKER: Hanwell Senior

  • The old Three Stooges shorts were made in the nineteen-thirties and forties, and if you watch them now they look cramped, airless, and smudged.

    NEWYORKER: Funny and Funnier

  • If an American born in the nineteen-thirties has an I.

    NEWYORKER: None of the Above

  • Gaby Mitchell, is set in rural Tennessee in the nineteen-thirties, and it looks a treat, down to the last button too much of a treat, perhaps, for what begins as a study of impermeable loneliness.

    NEWYORKER: Get Low

  • But, starting in the nineteen-thirties, music soundtracks were added to silents, and the films needed to move through the projector at twenty-four frames a second, so that the optical sound reader could handle the music track.

    NEWYORKER: The Artists

  • The blue-asbestos mine that Hancock ran in the nineteen-thirties and forties at Wittenoom is thought to have caused hundreds of asbestos-related deaths, many of them among its largely Aboriginal workforce, but Hancock never accepted the medical connection, let alone responsibility.

    NEWYORKER: The Miner��s Daughter

  • The four women are all good friends and all in their mid-thirties (with the exception of one in her forties).

    FORBES: The Legacy Of Carrie Bradshaw And Reaching Financial Success

  • Nevertheless, the Grimms are premier representatives of the nationalism that became Aryanism in the nineteen-twenties and thirties, and the Nazis were grateful to them.

    NEWYORKER: Once Upon a Time

  • In the latest incident the woman, who was in her thirties, was sitting outside her home when five men dragged her inside the house and gang-raped her, according to her family.

    BBC: Kannauj, Etah, Lakhimpur

  • Starting in the early nineteen-thirties, Zweig wrote a number of full-length biographies.

    NEWYORKER: The Escape Artist

  • Yet more than 90% of workers in their thirties say the most important thing they want in their financial plans is certainty of success guarantees according to a Hartford Financial Services Group study.

    FORBES: How Wall Street Unloads Its Risk On Unsuspecting Savers

  • At 11 in the evening in a very busy area outside the opera on the Ramblas, he was surrounded by the three man in their thirties who slipped his wallet out of his pocket along with 400 euros, his credit cards, and his passport and identification.

    FORBES: What Spain's Troubles Can Teach The World

  • He told me a little about their lives out there on the ranch in the late nineteen-twenties and during the early thirties.

    NEWYORKER: Beginners

  • The woman, in her thirties, was sexually assaulted in a car in Richard III Road at about 03:30 GMT on 7 July.

    BBC: Arturas Ardavicius

  • Eastwood and the screenwriter Dustin Lance Black have re-created that period in the nineteen-twenties and thirties when a righteous young man with a stentorian style could electrify a nation.

    NEWYORKER: The Man in Charge

  • A. had a political arm, it opposed some gun-control measures and supported many others, lobbying for new state laws in the nineteen-twenties and thirties, which introduced waiting periods for handgun buyers and required permits for anyone wishing to carry a concealed weapon.

    NEWYORKER: Battleground America

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