Sentence examples for be felt in two from inspiring English sources

He officially left Westchester last Sunday, but his presence will be felt in two final concerts.

The law's precise impact will be felt in two phases, says Reena Aggarwal of the McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University.

But since parmesan is aged, the real consumer crunch, Caretti warns, will be felt in six months' time.

If an autobiography is an account of a woman's experiences, those experiences may be felt in one way as they happen, but in a completely different way later in life".

"They are going to be felt in five years and 10 years, when the brains, the skills, the knowledge, the understanding will have disappeared because that budget has reduced".

A decision in the case also is likely to be felt in nine states with similar laws (California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, Oklahoma and Texas).

The tremor was felt in two neighboring provinces, Arak and Hamedan.

Poundings of less romantic or Romantic variety are felt in two poems that expose an anachronistic thing for smutty calling cards left in phone boxes.

The quake, which had a magnitude of 6.3 according to the Strasbourg Astronomical Observatory in France, was felt in five regions of the Russian north Caucasus and in Georgia and Armenia.

The influences of health reform were felt in three respects.

But whether much additional pain from higher prices will be felt in the three weeks before the election seems doubtful.