The music ended at the 4th and 5th, a pair of crashing double bogeys.
Another campaign, which encouraged seat-belt usage, starred Vince and Larry, a pair of crash-test dummies who buckled up.
If you're older and worried about your hip joints and coccyx, then consider wearing a pair of crash pad pants like motocrossers, snowboarders or skateboarders use.
In the wake of a pair of fatal crashes, Nascar has taken steps to help drivers avoid sticking throttles that can cause serious wrecks.
In her eerie new "Butterflies From My Hand," a lone dancer dangles from a red curtain, cuts it with a pair of scissors and crashes to the floor.
A single dot of light slowly enlarges, in the central piece, into a pair of lovers who crash through the surface of a previously invisible black pool to drown ecstatically.
That story was based on an inaccurate report that a pair of agents had "crashed" into a White House barricade on March 4 after a late-night party.
Phillip Price is still waiting for his bailout as a pair of big brass balls crash the congress floor.
Thus the stolen nuke has been a staple in the literature at least since 1961, when Ian Fleming published "Thunderball," in which the malevolent Spectre (the Special Executive for Counterintelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion, a strictly mercenary and more technologically sophisticated precursor to al Qaeda) pilfers a pair of atom bombs from a crashed NATO aircraft.
By all accounts, Mr. Bernard has excelled at another part of his job, which is remaining in a media deep freeze after the messy departure of the Obamas' first social secretary, Desirée Rogers, a stylish, camera-cozy Harvard M.B.A. who was blamed when a pair of aspiring television reality stars crashed her maiden state dinner.
