Sentence examples for two fistfuls from inspiring English sources
The phrase "two fistfuls" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a quantity that can be held in two hands, often referring to something that can be grasped or collected.
Example: "He gathered two fistfuls of sand to build the castle."
Alternatives: "two handfuls" or "two scoops"
Two fistfuls of tomatoes.
Then Jasmine produces two fistfuls.
To get high, I would have to chomp up two fistfuls, at least $4 worth -- which gives some idea of what a drain khat is on an economy where most people live on less than $1 a day.
And then, like a baseball fan brandishing a home-run ball in the stands, he held up two fistfuls of yellow police tape, something to show to his grandchildren to prove that he had been here.
After Mr. Woehrle closed the door, Mr. Stengel reached for bills for 10 seconds to 15 seconds, then emerged with two fistfuls of money, declaring, "I got my R.O.I".
Transfer the mixture, about two fistfuls at a time, to the sausage press and then pump the meat into the casing, splashing more water on the tubing as needed to stop the casing from tearing. 4. Preheat an electric smoker to 100 degrees.
Add two to four fistfuls of vegetables at lunch and dinner.
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She hands over two clammy fistfuls of orange peels.
But this guy, he collects everything--more than 100,000 items over 30 years, 11 storage spaces in three states, fistfuls of money spent cutting swaths across the flea-market belt.
But I always like entertaining at home when I do it, although for me that usually means two people with fistfuls of each other's hair".
