Sentence examples for term the two from inspiring English sources

At the end of the term, the two halves swapped tests.

But by the time of Mayor Giuliani's run for a second term, the two were hardly speaking.

Over the very long term, the two programs combined are projected to consume virtually the entire federal budget.

Thus when there is no spacetime cross term, the two terms "non-stationary" and "non-static" become synonymous.

Sharing the hardships of a six-month prison term, the two eventually forge a strong relationship that becomes sexual.

The school's pupils are divided up into six houses, each paired with a student at a partner school, and once a term the two schools exchange visits.

The one is for next term, the one that starts in October 2010.

So in reality, most of the time when you hear the term "the Twelve," it's more like "the Sixty".

The following are what I would term the five Cs that characterize Christian mansplanation: clarity, conclusiveness, conformity, commodity and control.

For ease we term the three models as models S, L and M respectively.

But in percentage terms, the two gains were about the same, 5percentt.