We use this convention (way of doing things) with âroundâ numbers: 4,300 and not 4,321. For â4,321â we usually express this in thousands: âfour thousand three hundred (and) twenty-one.â.For years, we do things a little differently: We group the first two and the last two digits (numbers 0-9) together, like this: â 1986 = nineteen eighty-six.â 1086 = ten eighty-six.e use this convention (way of doing things) with âroundâ numbers: 4,300 and not 4,321. For â4,321â we usually express this in thousands: âfour thousand three hundred (and) twenty-one.â.
Laverne Cox in Doubt. Mobile native Laverne Cox, right, is one of the stars of a new CBS series, Doubt.. She portrays a lawyer, Cameron Wirth. Cox's character is a transgender Ivy League graduate who fights passionately for her clients since she's experienced injustice firsthand, according to a CBS press release.
a month ago. The new series on America's most popular network marks a return to television or the next major role for a lot of established actors from the small screen. It's honestly like a jambalaya of people from shows you've obsessed over in the last decade. The cast of Doubt on CBS makes up an impressive and powerful team. Just the fact that Katherine Heigl and Laverne Cox are on a show together is incredible, and the star power doesn't end with them.