Thirty-three

She's thirty-three.

The House voted thirty-three times.

He's read thirty-three books this year.

The shopkeeper gave me thirty-three cents in change.

If you're asked what is, say, thirty-three by eleven, you still don't know what they meant: multiply or divide?

I'm thirty-three.

Twelve plus twenty-one is thirty-three. Thirteen plus thirty-one is forty-four.

This is the three hundred thirty-three thousand three hundred thirty-third Hungarian sentence.

I was born in nineteen thirty-three.

It's thirty-three degrees.