Sentence examples for usually from two from inspiring English sources

Now he is able to get $1,500 a month for vacant one-bedroom apartments, usually from two sharing tenants, he said.

The bookings that linger about are the 9am timeslots, but​ usually from two weeks ahead, every single slot will be taken.

A top adviser said that speechwriters counted the mentions of Mr. Gore in previous State of the Union addresses (usually from two to four) and tried not to be too obvious about patting him on the back this year.

This limitation in identifying genetic relationships exists because a majority of genomic differences between pairs of individuals is contributed by frequent SNPs that form several (usually from two to five) major haplotypes in each loci (International HapMap Consortium 2003).

The process, called molting, is repeated, usually from three to five times, until the larva is mature.

A délit is any offense punishable by a short prison sentence, usually from one to five years, or a fine.

There are 20 commercial breaks, 10 in each half, lasting usually from one to two minutes each.

As with most credit cards marketed this way, the zero percent rate lasts only for an initial promotional period, usually from six to 24 months.

He moved a lot, usually from one shabby rented place to another, and, thanks to the divorces and, later, the negligence about taxes, money was a serious problem right up to the end.

Opening hours are usually from six in the morning to six in the evening, with some local variations.

In exchange, you can't touch the money for a certain amount of time, usually from three months to five years.