Sentence examples for been the two most from inspiring English sources

Denounced by an informant, they had been the two most wanted men in Iraq after their father.

At the very least, theirs had been the two most anticipated collections of the season that ended here on Wednesday.

The Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies have been the two most aggressive pursuers of Glavine, a left-hander, both making him three-year offers.

War and barter have been the two most common methods of conducting business in the Middle East for thousands of years; unilateral concessions signal weakness and encourage aggression.

"Summer afternoon — summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language". So said Henry James, who would doubtless recommend spending some of those sunlit hours with a good book or two.

Donovan concurred: "This team has in large part been built around Michael, and in my opinion, him and Clint have been the two most influential players over the last few years, so that hurts," Donovan said.

Over the last week, "yes" and "no" have been the two most-discussed words in the country, with Greeks of all ages debating what each might mean for the country.

The two best songs are the two most daring.

Dimethyl sulfoxide and glycerol are the two most common cryoprotectants.

They were the two most conservative elements in the cities.

DOOCY: Those are the two most important early states, Florida and North Carolina.