1.   He is old and unpopular.

2.   ...a noun which has two senses.

3.   The children were especially delighted that there were enough cookies for each of them to have two.

4.   To the delight of the children, there were enough cookies for everyone to have two.

5.   Having E two in place is alright for the local planning authority that wants a local plan that has no development in the countryside in it.

6.   But what I meant was, we was always, going have those two.

7.   We had only two or three hours in Canton, before we left by plane for Peking.

8.   I had a two as well.

9.   I wish I had two now.

10.   Will the diploma take me up if I had them two?