Sentence examples for point of two from inspiring English sources

Tile is the focal point of two new stores.

During the final stages of the campaign, statewide polls consistently showed the two within a point of two of each other as they swapped the lead almost daily.

The exchange marked the dramatic high point of two and a half days of testimony from Dr. Borukhova, 35, in State Supreme Court in Queens.

Sandwiched between the Mycenaean world to the west and the Hittites to the east, it was the meeting point of two opposing cultures.

The statement added: "With respect to the sanction, the judicial officer determined that the offence was low-end, which has an entry point of two weeks.

City symphonies represent the meeting point of two tracks of modernism: the development of the cinema and the growth of urbanisation.

Continue on to the Cape of Good Hope, the symbolic meeting point of two oceans even though the geographical point is farther south at Cape Agulhas.

Installed at Japan Society next to Korin's "Rough Waves," on loan from the Met, it's the high point of two exhibitions that are already at an exalted level.

From the vantage point of two decades and thousands of pages of Roth later, I don't think it's a bad question.

Distance 2½ miles Start Reeth Village, grid ref SD 03825 99254 Downloadable route and map You'll find Reeth at the meeting point of two of the most northerly Yorkshire dales: Swaledale and Arkengarthdale.

Virtually no one any longer believes that temperature will be able to be contained to the internationally recognised tipping point of two degrees Celsius above temperature levels at the time of the industrial revolution.