Sentence examples for more of the two from inspiring English sources

The owner of a neighbouring shop, Rasheed Abbassi, saw more of the two brothers, and claimed they sometimes dropped by on a daily basis.

(Among the book's other revelations, d'Amboise recounts a late-1970s incident in which Kirstein, in bad condition, approached Balanchine and bellowed, "You're fired!" This doesn't stop d'Amboise loving this "wounded giant" the more of the two).

I see more of The Two Jakes in Vice than I do of Chinatown, and more of Tony Richardson's 1965 black comedy The Loved One (particularly in Martin Short's scenes) or Jack Smight's leaden Ross Macdonald adaptation Harper from 1966, than of anything by Roberts Aldrich or Altman (whose chaos was always controlled, never chaotic).

They found that the protein encoded by KLF6 can come in three forms, and cells with the variant make more of the two truncated forms.

Obama's already turning up the campaign rhetoric, so we're going to have two more weeks or more of the two remaining candidates slashing away at each other while McCain plays elder statesman.

By 1910, France had yet to lay down a single dreadnought battleship; Britain had by then completed ten dreadnoughts and five battlecruisers, with eight and three more of the two types, respectively, under construction.

Each of them inspired doubts, in one or more of the three of us.

One or more of the three main coronary arteries may be absent.

What's more, of the three leading cable news channels, MSNBC is the least profitable.

Three more of the eight suspects are in custody in Colombia and are being readied for extradition, Mr. Howard said.

Instead, it described its findings as having occurred either at one or more of the three large agencies — Moody's Investors Service, Standard & Poor's and Fitch Ratings — or at one or more of the seven smaller ratings firms.