Examples of 'two years to go' in a sentence
Meaning of "two years to go"
Two years to go: Refers to a time period of two years remaining before a certain event or deadline
How to use "two years to go" in a sentence
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two years to go
She has two years to go before graduating.
We have a little more than two years to go.
Two years to go and they are starting already.
He resigned after two years to go into business.
I have spent two years travelling and have two years to go.
Astgriqk took me two years to go out with you.
The project has just started and it has two years to go.
It is two years to go to the day of reckoning.
I had been waiting two years to go back.
Two years to go.
You have got two years to go.
He currently studies in the Saint Petersberg Conservatory and still has two years to go.
I have only got two years to go.
He had two years to go on his contract, just like me.
They still have two years to go.
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With only two years to go to the Opening Ceremony, not a day can be lost . ".
There are still two years to go.
I waited two years to go to trial.
Or Google is quite generous, so he can have one or two years to go.
She left Queen after two years to go freelance.
He 's still at school and he 's got two years to go.
It has taken more than two years to go through the European Parliament.
Oh, yes . Or a stereo . I have only got two years to go.
It will take him two years to go to the teachers ' room.
Sir, I have only got two years to go.
Evelyne Gebhardt It has taken more than two years to go through the European Parliament.
Okay. Five hours down… two years to go.
And it takes you two years to go 18 miles.
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