Example sentences of "two more [noun] [pron] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The surveyor 's price had been £10,000 , but the tenant later found two more surveyors who said that the price should be much lower , £3,500 and £1,250 respectively . |
| 2 | After two more attempts he tried the door ; it was unsecured and it opened into a little hall from which stairs led upwards . |
| 3 | All of a sudden , Alfred strike one karate pose there and leap one leap on the front man , knocking him down , grabbed his machine gun and with two more leaps he was past them and through us as we open up like a black red sea and close again . |
| 4 | But police said children had ignored them and even as rescue workers left the scene they had to warn two more boys who were about to go out on to the ice . |
| 5 | This copper said the Tunnel Mob 's bin done fer a ware'ouse job in Wappin'. 'E told me they was still lookin' fer two more blokes who was involved but they do n't know who they was . ’ |
| 6 | Have two more Cokes I should think . |
| 7 | Two more annuals which get hardier by the year are Playfair ( Queen Anne Press , £2.99 ) truly pocket-sized and a marvellous source of instant information , and The Cricketers Who 's Who ( Lennard Publishing , £10.95 ) which has this year restored the first-class umpires and whose unique feature is a photograph of every player . |
| 8 | ‘ There are one or two more things I must talk about . |
| 9 | The phone-in revealed two more people who had called the police to remove Sure Style salesmen . |
| 10 | He continued his studies at Leiden , where he learned of the death of his father in 1644 , and for two more years he travelled further in France and the Netherlands . |
| 11 | He had one or two more jobs I was to do , to tell people things they need to know , and when that 's done he 'll be back . |
| 12 | I also welcome two more amendments which have also been put down by my Noble Friend , Lord and of course are down for discussion now . |
| 13 | He did at least take two more wickets himself , emerging as a five-wicket demon in the match , the standard of England 's slip catching being restored at the hands of Hick and Atherton . |
| 14 | DETECTIVES hunting the killers of an Army recruiting sergeant in Derby named two more men they want to question yesterday . |