Sentence examples for really has two from inspiring English sources
But it really has two elements.
"Princeton really has two downtowns," Ms. Haneline said.
"Invisible Armies" really has two authors, sometimes working together, sometimes not.
"It was one of those things where both families said, 'This is what New York is all about.' " With about 58,000 residents, Allerton is so large geographically — almost a square mile — that it really has two areas with distinct characters, though both are long on diversity.
This problem really has two constraints: the power constraint and being non-negative γ i - 1 i k.
"The sense of touch really has two strikes against it," says Constance Classen, author of The Deepest Sense: A Cultural History of Touch.
"Yeah, Harry only really has three characteristics in our show," offers Goulding.
The road more a motorway really—has six wide lanes of traffic and a speed limit of 50mph.
Julian Barnes says that, while he "has taught himself a fair amount about painting over fifty years," he "only really has one shot in his locker about each painter".
She only really has three to five shots so if Bartoli can extend rallies to eight-10-12 eight-10-12 eight-10-12n.
If Gallardo can prove that Tympanoctomys really has four copies of each gene, the find will be "remarkable," says Stephen O'Brien, a geneticist at the National Cancer Institute.
