The phrase "a pair of playing" is not correct and seems incomplete in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a pair of items related to playing, but it requires additional context to be clear.
Example: "I bought a pair of playing cards for our game night."
Alternatives: "a set of playing" or "a couple of playing".
The pipe and tabor (drum)—a pair of instruments played simultaneously by a single musician still persists in the Basque regions of Spain and France.
The tournament starts on Tuesday with a pair of play-in games, then gets going in full force on Thursday.
That is the attitude here in Los Angeles, where the Pac-10 (conference RPI: 2) gets underway on Wednesday night with a pair of play-in games at Staples Center.
Suh was involved in a pair of plays that drew the notice of some media members and other observers, given his history of being punished by the NFL for his on-field behavior.
14), a pair of plays by Neil LaBute and Marco Calvani, with each directing the other's work; "Stock Xenophobia," a series examining xenophobia, from the Dutch collective Dood Paard (Nov. 28-Dec. 9); and "Undesirable Elements" (Oct . 18-Nov
In 1999 Alan Ayckbourn wrote a pair of plays, "House" and "Garden," to be performed simultaneously in adjacent theaters, with the same characters in the same day adding up to quite different plays and the actors rushing from their exits in one theater to their entrances in another.
Wallace Shawn and Andre Gregory, best known for their performances in the award-winning 1981 film "My Dinner With Andre," are going to be working together again, this time on a pair of plays to be presented at the Public Theater next year in co-productions with the Theater for a New Audience.
You could, for example, remove a pair of Play speakers and simply use this to play TV audio as well as your music.
Blame it on jitters for a pair of guys playing in their first tournament game.
With no paying takers, the water seller approaches a pair of boys playing marbles in the dust.
