Examples of 'only two can' in a sentence
Meaning of "only two can"
The phrase 'only two can' suggests a limitation or restriction to only two individuals or entities having the ability or permission to do something, often used to denote exclusivity or selectiveness
How to use "only two can" in a sentence
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But only two can get off.
But they constitute a trilemma of which only two can be had.
Only two can play this.
This missile is larger and only two can be held on each TELAR.
Only two can sing that.
Among the disadvantages only two can be mentioned,.
Only two can go in the boat.
Instead, he simply says only two can continue the adventure.
Only two can move forward.
Six ride the carousel, but only two can get off.
Only two can win a cup.
There are fifty-one players at the table and only two can win.
Only two can be played a game.
I told you you would need it, because only two can play the next game.
You knew only two can go through the hat.
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The only drawback is, only two can play.
Only two can be hens.
You know it? Only two can go in the boat.
Only two can be selected for use when there are more.
We must hurry . You knew only two can go through the hat.
Only two can go in the boat… for example, the shepherd and the sheep;.
Remember, only two can go.
Only two can go to the meeting, Ned.
Of each block of 4 numbers, only two can be assigned to a computer.
Or discuss it like civilized folks . Remember, only two can go.
Remember, only two can go . I would like to go.
I told you you'd need it, because only two can play the next game.
Only two can do it ; Mercury and Venus.
Images last up to 18 seconds, and only two can be active at any one time.
Only two can co-exist.
Of Duccio 's surviving works, only two can be definitively dated.
Or discuss it like civilized folks . Remember, only two can go . I would like to go.
A plurality of rotor blades 2, of which only two can be identified, are fastened to a hub 13.
Wow, so, so many great performances today, but only two can advance to Austin 's.
