Sentence examples for two conventions from inspiring English sources

By Christie's time, at least two conventions had been established.

So, somehow, the two conventions match with each other.

WHEN wines and cheeses are matched, two conventions generally prevail.

The two Conventions, it was widely observed, were essentially television programs.

ADMINISTRATION CHAMPION Chairman of the Two Conventions That Nominated Wilson Began Political Career as Lawyer.

"I'm not sure those two conventions even meet," Mr. Fenno said.

The two conventions are like medieval tournaments, in which the parties bang their shields and see who shouts loudest.

The two conventions are seen by some South African historians as a tragic turning point in South African history.

"And I think you got two conventions coming up that are going to be very, very challenging to handle.

Accordingly, on May 2, 1803, they signed a treaty and two conventions (antedated to April 30) whereby France sold Louisiana to the United States (see Louisiana Purchase).

Through the mid-twentieth century, each state had two conventions every decade with 100 or more people elected to rewrite the entire constitution.