| He was sixty-eight at the time, had turned savagely on his loyal offsider, and showed no intention of retiring. |
| It was some sixty-eight million miles from the earth to Mars, this voyage. |
| As bishops, it is not our role to examine in detail the changes that Bill C-23 proposes to make to sixty-eight separate pieces of legislation. |
| After receiving the last rites of the church, he died at three o'clock in the afternoon in his wife's arms, aged sixty-eight. |
| More than sixty-eight million people live under the poverty line in the Europe of the Twenty-five. |
| His age has been variously stated at sixty-seven, sixty-eight, and seventy. |
