Sentence examples for two of the usual from inspiring English sources

Chris Vance, chairman of Washington's Republican Party since 2000, trots out two of the usual arguments: the economy is improving, and so is the situation in Iraq.

A recent report by Citigroup identified 11 economies expected to show exceptional growth through the middle of the century, including two of the usual suspects, China and India.

U.S. News & World Report released its eagerly anticipated annual rankings of universities and colleges this week, and two of the usual suspects — Princeton University and Williams College — came out on top.

The proposed active site contains certain conserved features of a sialidase: a nucleophilic tyrosine with its associated glutamic acid, and two of the usual three arginines that interact with the carboxylic acid group of the substrate, but is missing the first arginine and the aspartic acid that acts as an acid/base in all sialidases studied to date.

Two of the "usual suspects" are here – Oxford University Press and Cambridge University Press (joined, in the Delhi University suit, by Taylor and Francis) – and this lawsuit is even more shameful than the one brought against Georgia State.

Two of the usual comments are: "Working mothers are not paying enough attention to their children," and "Stay-at-home mothers are not very interesting". These negative judgments are based on assumptions and misperceptions that require education.

When a game goes into overtime, the extra period is supposed to be played four on four instead of the usual five on five.

One of the usual Rooskies.

Eight of the usual starting XI earn their living abroad.

It may not be one of the usual suspects.

Whatever it was, it wasn't going to be one of the usual suspects.