Sentence examples for a compound of two from inspiring English sources

The word nostalgia is a compound of two Greek words: nóstos (homecoming) and álgos (ache).

This is a compound of two words, not three, but in any case the dictionary wants "singalong".

Imprimis's alternative is a compound of two different drugs - pyrimethamine and leucovorin - and as such is not quite identical to Daraprim.

Here you'll find the remarkable Kizhi Pogost, a compound of two huge and ancient multi-domed cathedrals built entirely of wood, with not a nail to hold them together.

4300 Avenue G, +1 512 453 7696, theadamshouse.com, doubles from $129 a night, B&B Just south of the university campus, and walking distance from Lamar Boulevard's parks and trails, the Inn at Pearl Street is a compound of two guesthouses complete with a cottage for extended stays, several garage apartments, and a beautifully lit attic hideaway.

Prior to a backward blocking causal judgment procedure (AB+, A+), we trained participants that a compound of one causal and one non-causal cue leads to the outcome, but that a compound of two causal cues leads to no outcome.

Eothen includes a compound of five Colonial Revival-style houses, a horse stable and a three-car garage.

The Calatrava family is extremely close-knit, occupying a compound of three adjacent town houses on Park Avenue.

Mr. Morrissey still owns 5.6 acres of the estate, with a compound of five homes, a stable and a three-car garage.

Ms. Awete lived with her mother and sisters in a compound of six thatched huts and a dilapidated house surrounded by banana plants and rows of corn.

It is an even surer bet that Calatrava is the only architect who has what amounts to a compound of three town houses on Park Avenue.