Sentence examples for two sprouts from inspiring English sources

The Ledbury-based magician made headlines last year after he sold just two sprouts for a winning bid of £99.99, but added a warning against those who might seek to use the high-profile charitable stunt for their own gain.

Currently the model includes attachment of one vessel to an existing one, or two sprouts joining, randomly, when they physically touch.

As we have recently shown (Herwig et al., 2011; Lenard et al., 2013) anastomosis entails a stereotypic set of cell behaviors and can occur either between two sprouts that contact each other, or through the fusion of a sprout with a pre-existing, perfused blood vessel.

For the tropically efflorescent "South Pacific," she's got a leafy palm or two sprouting from the aisles and a garden of red bougainvillea bordering the stage floor.

Cases of salmonellosis were linked with two sprout growers who had not employed chemical disinfection; no cases were linked to three sprout growers who used disinfection.

Because bamboo seeds are rare and expensive, you don't want to risk having two sprout in the same pellet and have to lose one of them.

A few months later, seven sprouts popped up around the stump.

Mencius adapted the first four as the "four sprouts" (siduan) of virtue in the human heart-and-mind.

The tree — a real one — sprouts out from between wooden planks, and the upstage is the brick wall of the theatre.

Supermarket giant Sainsbury's expected to sell 225,000 bottles of champagne at the weekend, as well as 56 million mince pies, 52 million sprouts, half a million kilograms of Christmas cheese and 6,500 tonnes of potatoes over the festive period.

There are beautiful animations: a fakir who counts on his fingers and, since the desired total is twenty, sprouts two extra arms before dissolving into the psychedelic, and doing the whole thing again in Spanish; a bluesy serpent who sings "I'm Sammy the snake.