Example sentences of "[prep] two and [art] [det] [noun pl] " in BNC.

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1 At about 7.30 p.m. , after two and a half hours ' sleep curled up on the floor of the trench , I made my way out of the orchard and on to the road .
2 After two and a half hours at the leisure centre , Joanna was taken to a police station in Hemel Hempstead .
3 After two and a half hours of deliberation , they awarded damages against The Sun , editor Kelvin MacKenzie and freelance journalist Ken Irwin .
4 And after two and a half hours , the doctor made the decision for me and gave me the epidural .
5 After two and a half months , very little outside aid has reached the refugees in southern Iran .
6 It was Tax Day , the deadline for Americans to file their tax returns , and the day that a New York judge had ordered Mrs Helmsley , 71 , to surrender to jail after two and a half years of appeals following her conviction for cheating the Internal Revenue Service ( IRS ) of $1.7 million .
7 After two and a half years , we are still here .
8 After two and a half years , Mr Lawrence brought in the consultants , McKinsey & Co .
9 Five years ago he began seeing a psychotherapist , but stopped after two and a half years of treatment .
10 I felt that after two and a half years , the therapy had served its purpose .
11 As a man without qualifications he drifted towards a commercial career but , after two and a half years in a city shipping office , was rescued by a legacy of £1,000 from an aunt .
12 In December 1852 , after two and a half years of dithering , the Ottoman Empire acceded to French demands in respect of the Holy Places .
13 AFTER TWO and a half years ' studious application , Tilbury Container Services Personnel Officer , Paula Lowe , is now a graduate of the Institute of Personnel Management .
14 That is what the jury thought too , and after an absence of two and a half hours returned guilty verdicts against all three .
15 During an average study time of two and a half hours , normal controls had reflux for 12% of the study , whereas patients after gastric surgery had reflux for 91% of the study time ( p<0.0002 ) .
16 This is not uncommon in the South East and well within the building society norm of two and a half times income .
17 Charles 's claim to be a martyr must largely depend on what ensued in the period of two and a half years between the end of the First Civil War and his execution .
18 For this purpose the current research project has about ECU6 million to spend over a period of two and a half years .
19 This latter is a longitudinal survey over a period of two and a half years following a structured sample of some 4,000 persons who registered as unemployed in May 1980 .
20 A period of two and a half years of which fifteen months have been for construction .
21 Like both sides , to do like two and a half pages .
22 Within hours of his arrival , Coleridge was listening to Wordsworth recite a substantial new poem called ‘ The Ruined Cottage ’ ; after tea Coleridge replied with two and a half acts of Osorio , and in the morning followed the whole of The Borderers , Wordsworth 's north country tragedy .
23 The fracture of the right femur healed in six weeks with two and a half inches of shortening .
24 The course follows the American precedent , with two and a half days each week allocated to in-house tuition , augmented by home study , and governed by an acronym which becomes fixed in the minds of all students : DPR , or , Daily Practise Routines .
25 Bangor were bowled out for with two and a half overs still remaining .
26 They did the journey to London within two and a half hours .
27 The three won a place following a regional ‘ cook-off ’ and now face the task of preparing a three-course meal for four within two and a half hours and within a budget of £30 .
28 A sample by OPCS of over 1000 couples divorced in 1979 showed that about one-third of both divorced husbands and divorced wives had remarried within two and a half years ( Central Statistical Office , 1988 ) .
29 A longitudinal sample of 1084 couples who divorced in 1979 found that one-third of both husbands ( 34 per cent ) and wives ( 33 per cent ) had remarried within two and a half years , and that those with children were just as likely to remarry as those with no children ( Haskey , 1987 ; Bhrolcain , 1988 ) .
30 As a result , robots were paying for themselves within two and a half years ( Thurow , 1984 ) .
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