Sentence examples for about two instances from inspiring English sources

When looking through old cuttings, I find an interview that Jude Law did with the Observer in 2003 before any of this came to light, in which he talked about two instances in which he called the police to the house he was then sharing with his wife, Sadie Frost, and their children, and which subsequently ended up in the newspapers.

Investigators from the inspector general's office were told about two instances at Los Alamos in which laboratory managers became so upset with the fact that employees had mentioned certain security problems in their surveys that they reassigned the surveys to be filled out by other employees.

The governing body said it had already opened the case against Mexico before the anti-discrimination Fare network made an official complaint about four instances of alleged supporter misconduct.

It's one of the very few examples of a two-headed shark ever recorded — there about six instances in published reports — and the first time this has been seen in a bull shark, said Michael Wagner, a study co-author and researcher at Michigan State University.

Charlotte found that her employer was less than understanding; 'I ended up having to tell them about one instance because I was in A&E and they wanted to know why I wasn't coming in, I panicked and told them, but they were insensitive and more interested in when I was coming back to work.

"I think I just didn't realize how deep it went," he said, then added, "I think this movie punctuates the depth of those feelings — this is not about one instance of injustice, of a black man convicted or a white man not convicted".

Plus, there were about seven different instances where patience was completely lost due to a shoddy space bar.

What is striking about those two instances is how similar they are; in each case, disappointing play on the field came as goodbyes were being said to big pieces of the Yankees' legend.

We've already talked at length about the two instances in the past week or so of Schiller personally reaching out to bloggers to set the record straight about a few of the App Store issues.

Informed by accounts of the dominant context of idealized or exclusive motherhood in nations such as Australia, the UK and USA, and drawing on conceptual work concerned with connecting the cultural and corporeal through thinking about place, I explore two instances of breastfeeding distress: pain and inauthenticity.

We are concerned about two separate instances of alleged product tampering involving our hollow milk chocolate Santa foil figures, which have been found to contain a small battery inside.