Sentence examples for beyond the first two from inspiring English sources

Beyond the first two categories, the ratings measured violence, sexual content, and coarse language.

According to Google's own research, 53% of us don't go beyond the first two search results, and 89% of us don't look past the first page.

Milton Eisenhower expressed gladness that his brother "did not live to see the things [Nixon] did" toward the end of his time in the White House, and Frank finds it "natural to wonder whether Watergate and all of its tributaries would ever have materialized if the patriarch had lived beyond the first two months of the Nixon presidency".

Larger families stand to lose £2,780 for each additional child beyond the first two – a measure that will affect about 640,000 families and least 2 million children by 2020, the briefing says, "many of whom are already in, or at risk of, poverty.

At least four foreign members of the legal staff have walked out in recent weeks to protest an apparent decision by top investigators not to pursue new prosecutions beyond the first two cases, which involve the conviction of a prison chief last July and the impending trial of four leaders of the movement that was responsible for the deaths of 1.7 million people from 1975 to 1979.

The barrier to entry is in finding complementary roles for new players beyond the first two or three.

Beyond the first three rows, some neck craning is required to see the action.

Beyond the first hundred days, it gets a little more complicated.

Beyond the first six offensive linemen -- including Zeigler -- they "are real green," said Jim McNally, the offensive line coach.

So the government did not quantify the cost of company tax cuts beyond the first four years that must be included in the budget calculations.

Publication rights generally last three to five years in China, and publishers putting out editions beyond the first one sometimes feel more confident in reinserting passages that were originally censored.