1.   Arabic, Eskimo, and some Slavonic languages formally distinguish between one, two, and more than two.

2.   Currently, no company can own more than two radio stations per Market.

3.   In buildings of more than two storeys, wait for the fire brigade, and jump only as a last resort.

4.   It was a sleepy provincial hotel, not used to having more than two people staying there at any one time.

5.   Secondly, it is never necessary to carry out more than two searches to locate a record.

6.   Thus for more than two mortal hours the momentous issue stood trembling in the balance.

7.   To be a member of more than two or three real teams at the same time is difficult.

8.   If he drinks more than two glasses of wine he falls over.

9.   The term of office would be five years, and a President could serve no more than two terms.