Example sentences of "that [verb] two [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | The political forces which once made that movement move are now enveloped in a catastrophe that has two distinct dimensions . |
2 | It may be felt that replacing two straight cores with a ring structure is too drastic a change to gloss over , but the mechanism is not too different in the two cases . |
3 | Mr Falah , who is president of an association of Libyan Jews that includes two Israeli members of parliament , recently spent two hours mulling over old times with Colonel Qaddafi , and emerged with a promise of compensation for Jewish property sequestrated by the Libyan regime . |
4 | Inside the office there were midget desks and a huge plans chest and a poster about putting fires out and another that showed two wooden-faced men and artificial respiration . |
5 | Er the metal that forms two different chlorides solution react with sodium hydroxide solution to give precipitates , one coloured reddish brown the other green . |
6 | SHOCKED onlookers told last night of a shattering blast and raging fire that killed two chemical workers and injured 15 . |
7 | Those little sachets , unless of course you 've got a divider in there that takes two different types , yeah Oh one . |
8 | His nose moved continually and when a bumblebee flew humming to a thistle bloom behind him , he jumped and spun round with a start that sent two near-by rabbits scurrying for holes before the nearest , a buck with black-tipped ears , recognized him and returned to feeding . |
9 | As he left in shame , few would have envisaged his triumphant return two years later , an occasion that saw two brilliant victories and a McEnroe that had , perhaps , finally grown up . |
10 | Lineker showed him how it is done , playing deep and feeding Samways and Allen with slick passes that brought two excellent saves from Nixon , a disallowed goal by Samways , and a reaction from the Tranmere defence which was somewhat reminiscent of a metal crusher in a scrapyard . |
11 | It also bears upon our understanding of tumour progression , because it implies that cells in which one p53 allele has been somatically mutated may have a survival advantage in the presence of genotoxic agents ( for example ultraviolet exposure of skin ) over those that have two intact copies of the gene . |
12 | A second sense in which the inner-city phonology may be said to be complex is in the incidence of lexical items that have two alternative vowel pronunciations quite distinct phonetically and phonemically from each other . |
13 | Then , leading her into the generously sized guest-room that held two single beds , he said , ‘ This will become the main bedroom . ’ |