Sentence examples for two or three stages from inspiring English sources

At first he says that he still has "two or three stages" to go up before that.

Dick Powell, the shop's owner, said his trips in 2003 would focus on riding the major climbs and hook up with the Tour for two or three stages.

Before angora reaches retailers, it passes through the hands of brokers; tracing its source means tracking the fibre back through two or three stages.

Most expendable launch vehicles in use today have only two or three stages, but in the past up to five stages, each lighter than its predecessor, were needed to attain orbital velocity.

In the first, called the boost phase, the rocket engine (or engines, if the missile contains two or three stages) provides the precise amount of propulsion required to place the missile on a specific ballistic trajectory.

Over the past 20 years, they have undergone a startling transformation, moving from chaotic and frequently unsanitary events comprising two or three stages and hordes of inebriates making merry in a field of crushed paper cups to expertly policed, conspicuously middle-class affairs awash with cash machines, phone-charging booths and organic food and with all the rebellious spirit of the Proms.

The recovery of sulphur in a two or three stage conventional Claus plant is limited due to the thermodynamics of the Claus equilibrium reaction.

If in your area snow is always below 6 inches, then you can go with a two or three stage snow blower.

There are six or seven stages operating in an evening when everything is full".

What new evidence did they uncover which the previous four or five stages had failed to uncover?

Whisk in the lemon juice, zest, half a teaspoon of salt and an eighth of a teaspoon of pepper, then slowly whisk in the warm stock in three or four stages.