Sentence examples for measure of two from inspiring English sources

(A peck is equal to the dry measure of two gallons).

Blood pressure is actually a measure of two pressures, the systolic and the diastolic.

So how are we to take the measure of two other larger than life but contemporary New York political figures: Mayors Edward I. Koch and Rudolph W. Giuliani?

I said I was reducing my expectations to the measure of two separate narrow states because the one wide one would be the end of the state of Israel.

None of which will detract in the end from memories of two eloquent performances by Mr. Labadie and his forces, who took the measure of two great masterpieces and played them to a draw.

On the stand of Jean-François Heim of Paris, a new way of looking at landscape painting should make it easier for larger numbers of art lovers than in past years to take in the full measure of two masterpieces by Jean-Honoré Fragonard, "The Rock" and "The Watering Place".

A measure of zero meant they were exclusively heterosexual, while a rating of 6 meant they were exclusively homosexual.

He treated himself by employing the heroic measure of eight self-administered celery-seed enemas in one day.

This ultimate measure of one's mettle is a test that many of us would probably fail.

Time is the measure of continuous motion, and the instant is the measure of one of the moments of that continuous alteration (DT 94 95).

A motif alternating a measure of six undulating eighth-notes and a measure of one long note dominates the movement.