Sentence examples for convened two from inspiring English sources
Dr. Graham organized a conference of scholars on the Reagan presidency that convened two days after his death.
Francis convened two successive assemblies, or synods, of bishops from around the world to examine the challenges facing modern families.
In the summer of 2002, Mr. Biden had convened two days of hearings on the lead-up to the war and its possible aftermath.
A couple of weeks after the campaign went dark, when it convened two focus groups of a dozen voters, not a single one could remember a Rogan commercial.
The members of the special grand jury convened two years after those desperate days were in agreement that the state of Louisiana should not indict Dr. Anna Pou for the murder of four patients during the disaster.
The announcement came as members of the Federal Reserve Board convened two days of public hearings on Bank of America's proposed $4.1 billion stock deal for Countrywide, based in Calabasas, Calif.
He convened ninety-three hearings.
One recent Wordless concert, toward the end of March, convened three groups from Canada.
In 1973, his subcommittee convened four days of public hearings in three cities.
"We immediately convened four trauma teams to be ready for casualties," a spokeswoman, Andrea Rynn, said.
(Just last year, the conference convened six times, one meeting short of 2001 and 2003).
