| Classic American wanderers go in twosomes across the land, where European ones, from Ulysses to Wilfred Thesiger, travel most typically alone. |
| In the interim, the decision was made to go with threesomes instead of the normal twosomes and to send groups off both tees. |
| Of course, some famous twosomes have managed to keep love alive while working together. |
| Not surprisingly, it has become a popular eat-out for the corporates, families and for the cosy twosomes. |
| In an Argentinean study, for example, twosomes of people negotiated over ten pesos. |
| It just looks like Quebec hasn't gone to threesomes, it has only gone to twosomes. Perhaps it's a marriage thing. |
