Reading this nonsense left me with two questions.
And I leave the court with two questions in the course of your deliberations.
The survey concludes with two questions about the paper since Mr. Murdoch's purchase.
Mr. Gore has shown a preference for quick, back-to-back television interviews, with two questions squeezed into 60 seconds.
After four or so verses it ends with two questions: "Why are you connected to my head bone?
Once it became the belt's custodian, the National Archives was faced with two questions: What should be done with it?
This case, Nike v. Kasky, No. 02-575, presenthethe court with two questions, one of definition and one of application.
"I think," she said, "you're really dealing with two questions here: What makes a children's book good, and what makes a children's book lit-ra-cha".
At the public inquiry, which will be held in Merthyr Tydfil by Lord Justice Edmund Davies, the National Coal Board will be faced with two questions: 1.
When did it become unconstitutional to exclude homosexual couples from marriage?" Mr. Olson politely answered with two questions: "When did it become unconstitutional to prohibit interracial marriages?
This theater of music begins before the curtain opens, in a performance of the prelude that starts very slowly -- as if with two questions, each followed by a long pause -- and then blooms and proceeds with complete musical confidence and glory, yet also with the ominous drag or shading of imminent, unstoppable disaster.
