79 examples of 2in in sentences
Another plan is to cut it into three pieces; viz., by severing a small wing and leg on either side from the body, by following the line 1 to 2 in the upper woodcut; thus making 2 helpings, when the breast will remain for a third plate.
Number of Tubes 305 134 181 142 Outside diameter of tubes 2 in.
The chambers are, in the three opened by Mr. Curtiss, about 8 feet square, and from 4½ to 5 feet high, each chamber having a passage-way several feet in length and 2 in width, leading from the southern side and opening on the edge of the mound formed by covering the chamber and passage-way with earth.
They had parted in the middle for a distance of 8 ft., while some of the butts had been opened so that gashes 2 in.
But it is most effectually kept at bay by the expedient of building the wall hollow; that is to say, making the external wall of the house to consist of two perfectly distinct walls, standing about 2 in.
long and 4 ft. 2 in.
The boiler is 10 ft. 2 in.
In 1782, there was an epidemic, and on May 2 in that year, says Sir Thomas Watson "Admiral Kempenfelt sailed from Spithead with a squadron, of which the Goliah was one.
By Harold E. Ingram & C. J. Ingram. NM: p.1-2 in chap.
in Harper's magazine in Feb. 1945; 1 in Common ground, summer 1945; 2 in Poetry in Nov. 1944.
By Harold E. Ingram & C. J. Ingram. NM: p.1-2 in chap.
To raise trees from seed sow the nuts in November, about 2 in.
Propagated by cuttings about 1 or 2 in.
Height, 1-1/2 ft. Colchicum (Autumn-Flowering Crocus).Plant the bulbs in February in light, loamy soil, placing them 2 in.
The flowers are soft lilac-rose in colour, and sparkle as if polished, each one being about 2 in.
When the early sown ones are 2 in.
Cut the shoots through just under the lower joint, leaving the leaf entire; cut it also about 2 in.
They may be grown from seed or young cuttings 2 in.
Sow the seed in March or April, and when the plants are 2 in.
Dorsal and anal fins equal, 2 ft. 2 in.
Division No. 1 should lead the march the first day, and their men should take charge of the stock and deliver them to the wagons in the morning, and then No. 1 should take the rear, with No. 2 in the lead to break the road.
Wood, 2 ft. 2 in.
x 3 ft. 2 in.
LITTLE CORPORAL, a name given to Bonaparte after the battle of Lodi from his small stature, he being only 5 ft. 2 in.
Publication of Nos. 1 and 2 in June; No. 3 in September, and thereafter at short intervals.