Sentence examples for II from high-quality English sources.

• Scene II.

• II, sec. 14, n. 3),

• Angiotensin II further

• Portraits of Charles II and James II can be seen on the wall.

• James II became king in 1685.

• …of angiotensin I, to form angiotensin II.

• But for brevity’s sake, we shall just consider (II).)

• P. boisei occurs both in upper and lower parts of Bed II.

Use II in a sentence.

• Drugs that block the binding of angiotensin II to its receptor…

• Angiotensin II interacts with AT1 receptors to raise blood pressure.

• …more cuboidal cell type, the type II pneumocyte, covers the remaining surface.

• Thus the speaker of (ii) must not be speaking BIVese, and so must be a non-BIV.

• Because of these two features, hope is a theological virtue (ST II-II 17.5; see also 1 Corinthians 13).

• This water is driven off when blue hydrated copper(II) sulfate is heated, leaving white anhydrous copper(II) sulfate.

• Tatishchev, Imperator Aleksandr II, 2 vol. (1903), the standard life of Alexander II, is the prerevolutionary official biography.

• A majority of cardinals elected Pietro as successor with the name of Anacletus II, while a minority elected Cardinal Gregorio Papareschi (Innocent II) as successor.

II sentence examples

• Before buying a UHS-II card, check to confirm that your camera is UHS-II compatible and be sure to pair it with a UHS-II compatible card reader like the Verbatim model we used for testing and recommend.

• Apart from the British, the most acquisitive 18th-century collectors were Augustus II (the Strong), king of Poland and (as Frederick Augustus I) elector of Saxony; the aforementioned Frederick II of Prussia; and Empress Catherine II (the Great) of Russia.

• Catherine was favoured in accomplishing at least a part of these designs by discords between two German states, Prussia (under Frederick II and Frederick William II) and Austria (under Joseph II, Leopold II, and Francis II).

• . — The Titan II missile museum here is one of 54 former Titan II missile silos across the US, but it's the only one where tourists can go underground, sit at the controls, and take a look at the real, 103-foot-long Cold War-era nuclear Titan II missile once built to attack Russia with nuclear warheads.