Sentence examples for the first two words from inspiring English sources

The first two words?

"The first two words mean 'story'".

"My mother" are the first two words of the opening chapter, and fittingly so.

The first two words of that verdict -- "not guilty" -- were (and remain) the most important.

"The first two words he uttered were 'shell' and 'plane'," she says.

Mr. Obama ended up saying the first two words — "I, Barack" — twice.

"Once I get the first two words," he says, "it's easy.

The first two words of the motto are what stick in the mind — not the condition under which they occur.

The first two words were the same as the first two words in the Philharmonic's name, and the third word began with the same four letters -- New York Philomusica.

"Minimalist shapes" were the first two words referenced in the show notes, emphasising this as a key new season message.

Its title the first two words of Psalms 130, part of the Roman Catholic funeral service was supplied by Wilde's friend and literary executor Robert Ross.