A lady of rank was placed next the Prince a year or two ago.
I had a good piece of absurdity in my head a night or two ago.
But some cause they have; for the chaplin, with whom but a week or two ago we were here mighty high disputing, is since fallen into a fever and dead, being gone hence to a friend's a good way off.
My Lord Chief-Justice Hide did die suddenly this week, a day or two ago, of an apoplexy.
A year or two ago he had heard that she had taken the good-will of a school at Ashcombe; a small town close to another property of Lord Cumnor's, in the same county.
I don't think it is likely she will miss you as much as she would have done a month or two ago.
I believe that there was an intermarriage between the Brownings and the Hamleys, a generation or two ago.
I had a talk with him at Coutts's a week or two ago, when he said he was seventy-five, and very weak.
The man without legs is still in the Strada Nuova; but the beggars in general are all cleared off, and our old one-arm'd Belisario made a sudden evaporation a year or two ago.
It was next to impossible to fancy, or believe, that she could have been outside a minute or two ago, racing in and out of the trees, as if dodging some one, perhaps himself.
An hour or two ago I do not know but I might have availed myself of it: as it is, it is too late.
The women of the back country usually go bareheaded around home and often barefooted, too, as did the daughters of Highland chiefs a century or two ago, and for the same reason: simply that they feel better so.
Until a century or two ago, throughout Christendom, the secret murder of enemies was committed unblushingly by nobles and kings and prelates, often with a pious "Thus sayeth the Lord!
Again, I had a passion for early American history; and, in Far Appalachia, it seemed that I might realize the past in the present, seeing with my own eyes what life must have been to my pioneer ancestors of a century or two ago.
About an hour or two ago it would 'a' been a little different, but now it made me feel bad and disappointed.
Oh, yes; a month or two ago, when Peter was first took; because Peter said then that he sorter felt like he warn't going to get well this time.
She showed me a bar of lead twisted up into a knot, and said she was a good shot with it generly, but she'd wrenched her arm a day or two ago, and didn't know whether she could throw true now.
I run across him in the woods about an hour or two ago, and he said if I hollered he'd cut my livers out--and told me to lay down and stay where I was; and I done it.
As you know, they restarted working a year or two ago, and they're doing well now.
But Despard had another and stronger motive for his generosity in paying off the mortgage on the farm and handing the estate back to the man who had, only a month or two ago, been a stranger to him.
Yes, he admitted that she still fascinated him as she had done a year or two ago.
A week or two ago when he had been really broke, it scarcely troubled him.
About an hour or two ago it would a been a little different, but now it made me feel bad and disappointed, The king rips out and says: "What!
Certainly not; still, don't you remember what happened a night or two ago, dear, through a certain child hearing something and repeating it?
A generation or two ago, the word rheumatism included a host of disparate painful affections, and was even more sadly abused than now, though its abuse has not ceased.
A generation or two ago it was the custom to attempt to explain all the processes in the body by chemical and physical principles.
The unfavorable state of mind towards fresh air and especially night air in these patients was cultivated by the profession up to a generation or two ago, but is quite unjustified by our present knowledge.
They killed two a night or two ago, and seven last night, five of them belonging to Martha Green.
A day or two ago I said to Robert Lavarello, a boy of ten who is supposed to be somewhat of a cook, "Could you make a loaf of bread?
Why, only a week or two ago, by the simplest ruse imaginable, I obtained some valuable information down in Cornwall.
Has Admiral Tresize mentioned a letter which he received from Vienna a day or two ago?
A week or two ago hundreds of fellows were taken on without any real examination at all.
He had a good deal of wheat to deliver by and bye, and, for prices had fallen steadily until a week or two ago, he could still secure a very desirable margin if he bought in against his sales now.
I was talking to a Winnipeg doctor who'd a notion of coming out a day or two ago.
Allen wrote some friends of his in Winnipeg to send me anybody out a week or two ago.
I had rather a pleasant walk to a distant meadow a day or two ago, and we found white and purple grapes in great abundance, ripe, and gushing with rich, pure juice when the hand pressed the clusters.
A week or two ago (September 27 and 28) I went on a pedestrian excursion with Mr. Emerson, and was gone two days and one night, it being the first and only night that I have spent away from home.
The storms, meanwhile, have tossed up the shingle and paving-stones at each end of the valley, so as to form a barrier against the passage of any but such mighty waves as that which thundered through a year or two ago.
Riddell, in his speech a week or two ago, had hit the right nail on the head, and now Bloomfield had driven it home.
Game, quite apart from his state of mind with regard to the accident, had not forgotten his repulse at the hands of the new captain a week or two ago, nor had Bloomfield quite got over the indirect snub he had received on the same occasion.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "two ago" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
