Sentence examples for instance or two from inspiring English sources

Most damaging of all, many travelers say they can readily cite a recent instance or two in which the airlines have broken one of their promises.

The icons denote various time lengths — one day or more, for instance, or two days or more — while a black icon suggests you should look elsewhere.

Only near the end does an instance or two of thesis mongering sully the 29-year-old dramatist's otherwise blithe touch.

Where people saw un-rideable things—a long, zigzagging handrail, for instance, or two thin benches separated by a foot-long gap Gonz saw ingenious new possibilities, and realized them without a further thought.

Where people saw un-rideable things — a long, zigzagging handrail, for instance, or two thin benches separated by a foot-long gap — Gonz saw ingenious new possibilities, and realized them without a further thought.

Mr. Grenier commits an instance or two of anthropomorphism and records others, like the observation of the French writer Georges Duhamel in 1940 that the dogs of Paris seemed to understand the immensity of France's defeat by Germany better than the humans did.

A naked body in a titillating photo is treated differently from one painted by an Old Master, for instance, or one used to advertise cosmetic surgery.

It could be an odor-recognition gene that helps the mosquito finds its host, for instance, or one that the malaria parasite needs to enter the mosquito's salivary glands; the team already has 10 to 15 candidates.

From Radio 4, for instance, or BBC Four, BBC Two, Radio 3, or our iWonder guides.

This process is only suited to small batches of nylon for instance, one or two pairs of nylon stockings.

For instance, one or two light chairs can be added to the living room in front of the television when you want to encourage conversation.