Johnson, Halberstam reports, dutifully wrote a one-page memo to a superior two ranks above him.
There are two ranks of panels, as if of two altarpieces, stacked — a format unique in art history.
The leaves are borne in two ranks, and there is a big stipule more or less encircling the stem.
A player's army consists of 16 pieces that begin play on the two ranks closest to that player.
Nearby is the Engelhardt Piano Orchestration, which single-handedly plays piano, tambourine, two ranks of flute pipes and cymbal.
The leaves are borne in two ranks on the stem and have pellucid dots; the stipules are large and encircle the stem.
The roots of this revolt lay in a dispute between two ranks of Milan's warrior elite, the capitanei and the vavasours, over the inheritance of fiefs.
They made me march; taught me to move from two ranks to a column of four and back again; to load and hold a musket; to shoot on my feet, on my belly.
In grasses, the leaves are arranged alternately and in two ranks (distichous); that is, successive leaves arise on opposite sides of the stem, creating two vertical rows of leaves.
At 10 a.m. the bugle sounded and the Native Guards, forming a long line two ranks deep, emerged from the woods in good order, advancing toward the bluff about 600 yards away.
Most dazzling, perhaps, is the celebrated Ascending and Descending (1960), with its two ranks of human figures trudging forever upwards and eternally downwards respectively on an impossible four-sided eternal staircase.
