Sentence examples for though two or three from inspiring English sources

Blocks were missing on the exterior, and one side of the main arch was worn away almost to a skeleton, as though two or three centuries of wild north-east weather had blown through it.

"The Comforters" was quickly followed by the odd but notable "Memento Mori" and the odd but interesting "Ballad of Peckham Rye," and her two best-known novels -- rightly best known, I think, though two or three others come close -- The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" and "The Girls of Slender Means".

Though two or three have been selected as contest alternates over the years, none has competed in the event.

The farm was untouched by the attack, though six or seven Taliban were also killed in the strikes, he said.

In the United States, most years see no deaths at all, though one or two are very rarely reported.

Though five or six years had passed, S. and I were still married and lived in the same West Side apartment.

Even though one or two things have been 'spoiled', it doesn't mean the other twists and turns along the way have been revealed.

The writers lay out a set of silky, farcical fuses, as they did last season, and nearly all ignite (though one or two fizzle).

One can imagine three, possibly four people living here, using Mr. Chang's double bed and the guest bed that hovers over the bathtub — though six or seven, the number of residents when Mr. Chang was growing up, would be another matter.

"It sounds as though three or four or five questions are being asked by video conference, snap judgments are being [made], and they're simply being returned," she said.

Though one or two hefty runners might be on a bus which is going to a marathon, it is unlikely that every seat would be filled with a chunky person.