There are two sets of everyday dishes, one set of fine China, two sets of 12 place settings of sterling silver flatware, dozens of cloth napkins and at least 10 tablecloths.
For almost all children, joint custody means two rooms, two sets of keys, two sets of house rules and sometimes two sets of pets.
It was two sets of 21, not two sets of 24.
Some of us may find one of us funnier than the other, but in the end there are two parties, two sets of policies, two sets of values.
On his First Voyage, he famously kept two sets of logs, one set for his men and the other for himself.
Two sets of three sticks, called wickets, are set in the ground at each end of the pitch.
(Mr. Gore has two sets of phones and two sets of laptop computers: one for "official" vice-presidential business and one for "political" use).
"It just doesn't make sense to have two sets of advertisers and two sets of reporters who cover the same area".
The planes tended to be canards, which have two sets of wings — one small set in front of the other — making them almost impossible to stall.
This month, two sets of parents' appointments overlapped because one set was late arriving.
The 34th Street exit, where the subway is, has two sets of revolving doors and two sets of regular doors.
