Sentence examples for began one of two from inspiring English sources

Conversations at bars like Aging Hipster Heaven began one of two ways: "What do you do?" or "Where are you from?" I'd moved to New York from Massachusetts for reasons so typical they're hardly necessary to name.

Following the practice session, participants began one of two conditions, the order of which was counterbalanced across participants.

A story published on the Guardian's website on 17 February (One of three hillwalkers found after going missing has died) began: "One of three elderly hillwalkers who had been missing overnight in Dumfries and Galloway has died..."...

So LeBron James, in a yellow uniform and wearing No. 155, his hair tufted out and his pants baggy, began one of the four games going on at once, after the first round of four games had been completed.

Before the course began, one of the authors (CW) contacted the two course directors and informed them of her interest in taking the course as a "participating observer".

The period of transmission begins one to two days before any rash appears [ 4] and continues for the first five to six days [ 1].

In countries such as Finland, once teachers have completed their pre-service education and begun their teaching, they begin one or two years of heavily supervised teaching.

'When will they take it away?' 'When the war's over.' So the talk began – One minute and an interval of ten, A minute more and the same interval.

But on April 1, he began attending one of six tented schools that Veerayatan, a Jain service organization, has set up in the past month and a half.

Curation begins in one of two ways: users can choose to upload an experiment's IDF and SDRF together, or load experiments via an ArrayExpress accession.

According to the police, the incident began when one of four men arrested near the school on drug-related charges ran off and two officers chased him in an unmarked van.