Sentence for two | Use two in a sentence

Sentences with two. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use two in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for two.

• Two thousand? (8)
• Two ladies advanced. (8)
• There are two sorts. (10)
• He steps in a pace or two. (8)
• In two places one cannot be. (8)
• There are two sides to a case. (10)
• But he declined for two reasons. (14)
• Your maid is two hours in the rear. (10)
• The Swiss can teach us a thing or two. (9)
• The two yawned as other people breathe. (5)
• And those two were scholars, learned men! (10)
• In a week or two she would almost have forgotten! (8)
• I come to tell you I leave England in a day or two. (22)
• Two warders with swords stood just outside its edge. (8)
• Billing, and showing their two young ones to Robert. (10)
• Two dances, unfortunately, were all that could be allowed. (4)
• Hardshaw stood motionless, speechless, his eyes two flames. (1)
• A run or two with the pack of imps would have satisfied us. (10)
• A remark or two passed among the company upon her pretty face. (10)
• These two men differed in their plans for the conduct of the war. (18)
• Two days he lay incapable and let his thoughts dance as they would. (10)
• Two days previously, she and Laura Piaveni had talked with the king. (10)
• Equipping two more ships, he sent Champlain back with them to Canada. (19)
• I remember the story of the narrow escape of two lumbermen in Michigan. (21)
• Two box hedges at right angles, dark and square, barred off the orchard. (8)
• Did never two dart at each other, seize, and cling, and ever after be one? (8)
• I watched in vain for signs of uncommon tenderness in the two young people. (9)
• The two have been observed to meet daily during the past week in Richmond Park. (8)
• The two nephews accompanied Lord Avonley to London, and slept at his town-house. (10)
• Nevertheless, in the piano department two names deserve mention: Brassin and Dupont. (3)
• But as he himself was dry, save for two or three drops, he deemed them all lunatics. (10)
• The friends of the two imagined that Algernon was, or would become, his evil genius. (22)
• In the evening some people came to supper; a writer and two painters, with their wives. (8)
• There was a note for five hundred; four notes for a hundred severally; and two fifties. (10)
• The sight of the curricle acting satellite to the donkey-cart staggered the two footmen. (10)
• He seems a nice lad of about two and twenty, mad for literature; and he must have talent. (10)
• He informed the house agent of the disappearance of the two, and the police were notified. (12)
• It was foolish, it was wrong, to take so active a part in bringing any two people together. (4)
• She handed him a telegraphic message: Rosamund requested him to stay two days in Bevisham. (10)
• The next morning I was started off to the rear in custody of two mounted men, heavily armed. (7)
• A man might instruct him on a point or two: Old Tom was not going to admit that a woman could. (10)
• And between these two, suffering so because of him, he felt as if he had lost his own existence. (8)
• He felt a slight movement of curiosity to glance at two or three random sentences: very slight. (10)
• A solitary mosquito hummed, and two house sparrows, who had built beneath the roof, chirruped sleepily. (8)
• Old Gradman, moving to the limit of his swivel chair, drew out two drafts from the bottom lefthand drawer. (8)
• A Gentleman whose family name I shall conceal, bought a small Cottage in Pembrokeshire about two years ago. (4)
• Greydon, I have now been a guest at your house for two weeks, and under trying circumstances to your household. (18)
• On the other side of me sat my pet diplomatist, and I gave him one or two political secrets which astonished him. (10)
• He, too, looked up at Stanley and made some remark which caused two thin-faced fellows with him to grin sheepishly. (8)
• There are two or three old- fashioned summer hotels; but the summer life distinctly fails to characterize the place. (9)
• A little farther on two young men in working clothes were looking straight before them, with desperately tired faces. (8)
• It was hard to distinguish which was the completer dupe of these two echoes of one another in worship of a family idol. (10)
• Four hundred yards from the walls they halted; two officers were sent on in advance to summon the Governor to surrender. (19)
• Chapter 61 Happy for all her maternal feelings was the day on which Mrs. Bennet got rid of her two most deserving daughters. (4)
• Later in this year, Chopin went to Vienna, where he gave two concerts, winning instant recognition both as pianist and composer. (3)
• The two feasts are so near together in point of time that they could be easily covered by the sentiment of even a brief narrative. (9)
• Mrs. Mel stood with her two hands crossed above her apron-string, noting his sullen lurking eye with the calm of a tamer of beasts. (10)
• Mrs. March did not enjoy it so much as coming with her husband alone when they took two florin seats in the orchestra for the comedy. (9)
• A supreme silence reigned in the bare room above those two men of different generations and of such strange dissimilarity of character. (8)
• In any case, they might make capital marriages; and the farm estate should go to whichever of the two young husbands he liked the best. (22)
• Whoever suffered inconvenience, she must suffer none, but it occupied a little time to settle the point of civility between the other two. (4)
• A crowd of maids gathered along the upper corridor of the main body of the building: two or three footmen hung lower down, bold in attitude. (10)
• Upon his opinion of her danger, two others were called in the next day, and remained in almost constant attendance for four and twenty hours. (4)
• The two figures and the taller one were evidently observing them; for they also changed their position and passed behind an angle of the Cathedral. (10)
• There, accompanied by the dog Balthasar, he examined the plants narrowly and succeeded in finding at least two dozen berries which were really ripe. (8)
• The artillerymen worked with great vigour, and were only obliged to desist by an unexpected order which arrived about two p.m. from General Cialdini. (10)
• There were, happily, two roads, and not the slightest reason or smallest argument were needed to make me choose that which my cauchemar had not chosen. (10)

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