The phrase "a pair of move" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a pair of moves"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to two specific actions or maneuvers, often in contexts like games, dance, or strategy.
Example: "In chess, a pair of moves can change the outcome of the game dramatically."
Alternatives: "two moves" or "a couple of moves".
These guys have developed a technique for synchronizing a pair of moving clocks with extraordinary accuracy.
The May 9 column about the world championship match between Viswanathan Anand and Veselin Topalov omitted a pair of moves in the analysis.
The play was a simple sweep, but McKnight got to the edge, then cut back, turning around the last defender, Raeshon McNeil, with a pair of moves that were reminiscent of Reggie Bush.
The building was equipped with a pair of moving wings and a mechanized roof that could be opened to the air every year on September 11th, in a symbolic gesture that recalls the city's vulnerability as well as its resilience.
The NHL's trade deadline had passed, and after making a pair of moves in the days leading up to it, General Manager Brian MacLellan examined his roster and considered it an improvement over last year's — which won the franchise's first Stanley Cup after posting an identical record to this team through 63 games.
The dark side of Coney Island is most eloquently conveyed in a pair of moving images related to the electrocution of a circus elephant in Luna Park, in 1903: a film clip of the event and Lucy Dyson's melancholy 2008 animation, a music video for the band All India Radio.
About a year ago, a pair of hawks moved in on a seventh-floor air conditioner, but just recently the nest got broken, and they flew elsewhere.
The court heard that upon arrival in Sydney, Anthony Zervas approached the Comancheros Boss with a pair of scissors a move that naturally sparked a brawl.
If you used the non-epoxy method, you will need to use an oven mitt or a pair of pliers move or reposition it.
Later that night I was awakened by a pair of headlights moving slowly down the street.
