Sentence examples for up in a two from inspiring English sources

Goldust landed a Final Cut on Miz before Jimmy rolled him up in a two count.

Cooking with vegetables you have grown gives not only an extraordinary sense of completeness and a simplifying of the food chain, but also the chance to experience a profound respect for an ingredient – something we are unlikely to feel for an item picked up in a "two for the price of one" promotion in a supermarket.

Like most of its competitors, CBT uses CD-ROM software to teach programmers the kind of skills they might pick up in a two- or three-day seminar.

I understand the sense of security that comes from growing up in a two parent household.

The game's robust online multiplayer mode lets you take on as many as three other players in a big battle royale, or team up in a two-on-two skirmish.

"What we've learned here, we are already duplicating nearby," said Shea Hagy, the construction supervisor, referring to 16 other Habitat homes going up in a two-block radius and four more in New Britain.

Smallwoods said that he was one of eight children and grew up in a two-bedroom prefab bungalow in a decent section of Londonderry.

The youngest of five children, Mr. Shanley grew up in a two-family house that he described as having "a royal blue rug, and black chairs with silver specks in them".

The fifth of six children, Stanislaus Musial grew up in a two-bedroom house in Donora, Pa., where smoke from the zinc plant filled the air and scratched at throats.

One of eight children of a construction worker and his wife, Gonzales grew up in a two-bedroom house in Houston, enlisted in the Air Force and enrolled in the U.S. Air Force Academy.

But he's a guy who grew up in a two-bedroom house, his mother and daddy working as hard as they possibly can to bring up six brothers and sisters?