A brace of tries each from Jamie Shaul, Tom Briscoe and Jacob Miller helped Hull FC notch their first league win in six matches, 72-10 against Widnes at the KC Stadium.
Tim Murtagh, Alex Cusack and Kevin O'Brien took a brace of wickets each to restrict West Indies to 116 from their 20 overs after the hosts won the toss and elected to bat.
We had two sharply tangy salads and a correspondingly subtle fish pie alongside the rich, dark potted duck, and a brace of cocktails, each of which comes with a Seymour-related backstory.
Sweeney converted for a 14-10 lead, which had become 20-16 thethe visitors by the break after Bell and Sweeney traded a brace of penalties each.
Hill borrowed £100,000 to finance his racing and had a steady first season for Murray Taylor Racing in 1986 before taking a brace of wins in each of the following years for Intersport.
Prints at Le Giornate are the best available anywhere, they are shown at the correct speed--a fairly tricky bit of business where silents are concerned--and they always have musical accompaniment, with a brace of pianists spelling each other at two-hour intervals.
Following Balanchine's example in this, Ashton singled out six friends in his will, leaving to each a brace of ballets.
In doing the work traditionally done by record companies – the discovery of an artist, the subsequent grooming – ACM might be in danger of churning out a brace of overly precocious young folk, each harbouring dreams of dominance by the age of 25; pop stars were once easily lampooned for their lack of naïveté, an inability to differentiate between net and gross.
A brace of GOP big dogs, Chris Christie and Scott Walker, primaried each other at Lambeau Field this weekend, each supporting an opposing team owner in the NFC Divisional Playoff.
In each port float a brace of fast, efficient whalers.
The strikers combined to excellent effect in last week's 4-0 Champions League triumph over Porto, helping each other to a brace of goals apiece.
