Sentence examples for the two realms from inspiring English sources

The inscription reads: "The golden one/He of Ombos hath unified/handed over the two realms for/to his son, the king of Lower and Upper Egypt, Peribsen".

The two realms are separate.

The two realms live in uneasy coexistence.

The two realms are interlocked.

But even so, the two realms must influence each other.

The best way to keep that from happening is to keep the two realms separate.

In practice, therefore, there was little disengagement of the two realms.

Four narrow security gates allowed paying spectators passage between the two realms.

Matters, however, were open to change after Hadrian separated the two realms of service.

Sometimes the membrane between the two realms, if it exists at all, is permeable.

For the architects of the republic, there was no conflict between the two realms.