Trillions upon trillions of stars lit up galaxies all across the cosmos.

How many trillions? (Applause)

There's trillions of synapses.

What we experience as wind is really trillions and trillions of gas molecules slamming into your body.

And you've got trillions of them.

It is trillions, it's not billions.

Trillions of neural connections have changed configuration.

Though, if we use a seed large enough, the sequence can expand into trillions and trillions of digits before repeating.

And we have hundreds of trillions of connections in our brain.

There are so many people who are not caught even for trillions!

Trillions are born here, but only a few make it to adulthood.

These people represent tens of trillions of dollars injected into the global economy.

The human body is not one eucaryotic cell. We're made up of trillions.

It's thousands of processors, a terabyte of memory, trillions of bytes of memory.

They died, and fell, in their trillions, to the bottom of the rifts.

Huge investments worth trillions of euros will be needed to meet global energy requirements.

Hundreds of trillions of bugs are with us every day and they make us us.

Right now, trillions of chemical reactions are humming away in the cells of your body.

You know trillions of years from now, the universe is going to get awfully cold.

Our bodies are home to trillions of microbes, and these creatures define who we are.

The sums required for this could ultimately run into trillions, according to an estimate by Citibank.

So when we mass produce billions of land animals, they have trillions of tons of manure.

Some scientists think it may be possible to capture one and enlarge it many trillions of times.

Deep underground, in a circular tunnel 60 miles long is a stream of trillions of tiny particles.

The process continued for years, culminating in a crash that caused wealth destruction amounting to trillions of dollars.

Rich country households have suffered a momentous loss of wealth (amounting to tens of trillions of US dollars).

And these things expand and expand and expand into these giant galaxies, and you get trillions of them.

First, there are limits to how many trillions of dollars China can, and should, put into US Treasury bills.

Trillions of dollars a year are being brought into the region, so much of it being invested into China.

The logarithmic scale hides the scale of the increase, because this represents trillions fold increase since the 1890 census.

But no amount of money will succeed in modernizing Putin's kleptocratic regime, which has already squandered trillions in oil wealth.

American citizens borrowed and spent trillions of dollars to buy stuff and that is why we're in so much trouble.

The favored bogeymen of the day are giant government investors, particularly Asian central banks, with their trillions of dollars in assets.

Bush's new budget is in the trillions, and these are numbers that our brain just doesn't have the ability to comprehend.

One moonlit night before a storm, thousands of urchins, clams and corals released trillions of sperm and eggs into the open sea.

So why don t we stop killing 49 bears a year before we commit trillions of dollars to do hundreds of times less good?

Claims that they lack the needed resources ring hollow, as trillions of dollars were found to bail out banks in the financial crisis.

It is shocking, and worrisome, that public financing remains slight, because these technologies success could translate into literally trillions of dollars of economic output.

The US Federal Reserve Board has pumped out trillions of dollars of reserves, but never have so many reserves produced so little monetary growth.

And the reason for trillions of galaxies, sextillions of planets, is to create something that looks like that and something that looks like that.

It's going to be generated by just the millions and billions and trillions of little bumps every time let me draw a side view.

But if you really think about it, we are doing this, and it's not just with one little bug, it's on the order of trillions.

For example, the Kyoto Protocol would have cost trillions of dollars, but would have achieved a practically indiscernible difference in stemming the rise in global temperature.

Not surprisingly, America, which benefits by getting trillions of dollars of loans from developing countries now at almost no interest was not enthusiastic about the discussion.

The worldwide cost of infrastructure capable of responding to the intensifying water crisis could amount to trillions of dollars, and its development would itself be energy intensive.