Sentence examples for come of the two from inspiring English sources
Those familiar with the amusingly subversive dances of Ms. Meier, a Swiss choreographer who has been working in New York since 1979, must have known almost immediately that something odd would come of the two piles of large pillows or sacks on the floor of the Danspace Project at St. Mark's Church on Saturday night.
She hopes something will come of the three film projects she has in development with independent Hollywood producers.
Nevertheless, early Christians tended to emphasize the coming of the one great Antichrist.
Meanwhile, when word came of the twenty-six superdelegates in Obama's camp the pundits on CNN were beside themselves and couldn't wait to anoint Obama.
After the milkers come of one by one they will screech.
What came of the formation the two candidates received during their time in Jesuit schools?
The coming together of the two was their making.
And then came one of the two star lots at the sale, a watercolor by Cézanne dating from the mid-1890s.
After James came one of the two great passions of Marie-Laure's life: Igor Markevitch, a composer and conductor.
She once said: "I always felt I came second of the two.
The concert was, for Father Stephenson, the coming together of the two things he loves best: music and his faith.
