Sentence examples similar to a brace of returns from inspiring English sources
Look at the headline-grabbers from 2014: a brace of Dodge Hellcats, the Mustang Shelby GT350, the return of Mercedes-Maybach ultra-luxury.
A brace of penalties from Evans in the space of four minutes duly supplied it to ensure Quins returned to the dressing-room at half-time trailing 13-9.
Dixon took a brace of 25-pounders.
In each port float a brace of fast, efficient whalers.
Sanchez wore a brace when he returned in the following game, a loss at home against Atlanta.
Inside a beige brick building that spans the space of five football fields, I.R.S. administrators are bracing for a swelling avalanche of returns while striving to project an image warmer than bean counters.
In that film, she wrestled with the hard-punching grimness of O'Neill and Robards's wheedling, haunted Jamie and showed that her respect for the material, her emotional intelligence and her exercise of craft returned a bracing degree of subtlety, of all things, to a masterwork as difficult to perform properly as "The Star-Spangled Banner".
To those appalled by trendy dismissals of historical scholarship, it is a bracing return to common sense.cts.cts
But the early days of her 13th year as chancellor have been marked by a bracing return to Earth.
