Sentence examples for packs of two from inspiring English sources
They tended to travel in packs of two or three.
They are sold at Best Cellars in Manhattan in packs of two ($6) or four ($12).
EpiPens are usually sold in packs of two for more than $600.
The Mr. Clean Magic Eraser is available in packs of two for less than $3 at grocery and hardware stores.
Answer Vending's president, Tom Murn, disputed Ms. Carlson's claim that his company had previously sold her Pop Tarts in packs of two.
That's not the Costco we all know and love, where the CEO would surely come in packs of two dozen, right?* *This joke relies on knowing that Costco sells everything in HUGE sizes.
They travel in packs of two and three, pushing five-digit-sticker-price strollers full of two-foot martinets named Sophie and Henry.
Three Thieves Bandit wines from California -- a refreshingly tart pinot grigio and a fruity, young cabernet sauvignon -- are being sold in handy 250-milliliter boxes (about 8.5 ounces), in packs of two and four.
They will be sold in packs of five for £2.
Stock sheets of different configurations typically sell in packs of five for about $5.
They come in packs of four and need to be replaced every morning.
