Sentence examples for two turn from inspiring English sources

Turn around and you're two, turn around and you're four.

In one respect, the two turn out to be complementary.

A dozen or two turn up in recitals with some regularity.

Chatting with her, Adam silently laments: "Childhood friends, given a decade or two, turn into strangers.

If I go on a job and these two turn up I know I'm dead in the water.

Despite their "magical" beginnings (yes, that one too), the two turn out to have some bad feelings between them.

The hotel combines two turn-of-the-century landmarks, the Maison Blanche Building and the Kress department store, and the signs of big-money investment are unmistakable.

He summoned a television camera and a small gaggle of reporters to watch him make two turn-out-the-vote phone calls, mostly for show.

Projected titles include two turn-of-the-century violin concertos by Leopold Stokowski (if they can be found) and an orchestral partita by Lionel Barrymore, the actor.

In fact, Mr. Mostovshchikov said, his magazine was inspired as much by two turn-of-the-20th-century Russian literary magazines called Niva and Nos, or Wheatfield and Nose, as by The New Yorker.

Here, Miss Tey is researching a book about two turn-of-the-century baby farmers, but when a young seamstress is found murdered, she becomes involved in the investigation and it soon becomes clear the cases are connected.