Sentence examples for 2 kilogrammes from inspiring English sources

Owner Vernon Yates, who runs wildlife sanctuary the Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation, in Florida, had become concerned when Ty seemed to lose his appetite and could only manage 2 kilogrammes of food a day, instead of his usual 7 kilogrammes.

But this was what happened in Florida, where veterinary surgeons were forced to surgically remove a 2 kilogramme hairball in order to save 17-year-old tiger Ty's life.

The 3 kilogramme pomegranate peel powder and the 2 kilogramme pomegranate seed powder were extracted with 50%% ethanol in triplicate at 85 °C, respectively.

When I saw the GP that Christmas Eve I weighed 111 kilogrammes – 17 stone and six pounds.

The police raid discovered 340 elephant tusks, weighing 1,160 kilogrammes, and 65 rhino horns, weighing 124 kilogrammes.

Egyptians and Syrians eat over 150 kilogrammes a year; Tunisians over 200kg.

One of these dynamometers is graduated for every 200 grammes up to 100 kilogrammes, the other for every 100 grammes up to 10 kilogrammes, and they cannot be depended on for results within the tenth of a kilogramme.

The current prototype weighs a hefty 25 kilogrammes (55 pounds) but researchers are working on making the on-board systems smaller.

It was made up of 14,000 pieces of 22-carat gold, weighed 3.32 kilogrammes (7.3 pounds) and was put together by 15 craftsmen over 16 days.

Silver carp, which can top out at 1.2 metres and 45 kilogrammes, jump far out of the water at the sound of a boat motor.

The initial 10,000 copies cost an extortionate 12 reichsmark, "the equivalent of 32 kilogrammes of bread", said one protagonist, or €300-€400 (£215-£290) in today's money.