Sentence examples for lives from two from inspiring English sources

"We can do that if you are willing, but you will have to pay for that," says Mehta. "We don't want to separate the surrogate from her family because if she lives from two to nine months in a separate room and environment then it will affect her mental health".

I come to the discussion of the impact of technology on our lives from two perspectives.

On the housefly, Houellebecq writes: "Adult flies live from two weeks to a month in nature, or longer in laboratory conditions.

The studio broadcasts live from two recycled shipping containers inside Roberta's Pizza, an innovative restaurant at the epicenter of Brooklyn's culinary renaissance.

Our results agree well with intrinsic elimination half-lives from two other studies (Table 2).

The adult beetles can live from two to three years.

Did "British decline" owe nothing to the debilitating losses of wealth and lives resulting from two world wars?

Species of polychaetes are known to live from one month (Dinophilus) to three years (Perinereis).

From Norway, he went to Oxford, eventually making his way — living from one grant or teaching job to another — to a professorship at the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth.

However, in a previous deposition Dr. Bao wrote that Mr. Martin most likely lived from one to three minutes after the shot.

The images will be transmitted live from one location to the other via video, so all together, about 600 people can see the work.