Sentence examples for longer has two from inspiring English sources
Unlike the United States, Russia no longer has two separate means of validating an attack warning.
"There is no parent who wants to get a phone call where they hear that their child no longer has two good seeing eyes because there was a scuffle and someone pulled out a knife," said George Evans, the president of the Christina district's school board.
Every player here who has been with the Yankees longer has four.
(As of this writing, he no longer has one).As Mr Wales struggles with such intellectual controversies, he now does so as a minor celebrity.
In Europe the retirement age should be raised to 70 by 2040; America, with a younger population, can afford to keep it a smidgen lower.Working longer has three great advantages.
He says costs increased 15% after the move, but it was worth it because he produces a better-quality product resulting in fewer returns and no longer has three months of inventory sitting on the shelves.
"Our committee has wrestled with this issue for a long time," Mr. Rockefeller said, "and finally, a majority has agreed that we should no longer have two systems — one for C.I.A. interrogators and one for the military".
On our way out, I kicked the table, though not deliberately – I was distracted by the fact they no longer have two doors, meaning a bar that used to flow now has a constant bottleneck.
It is to include three tenant representatives, instead of one, and will no longer have two full-time positions that each pay $187,100 and come with a car and driver.
And it is just another sign that we are moving away from the industrial age in that we no longer have two totally separate spheres called work and home".
