Sentence examples for a pair of poor from inspiring English sources
Those numbers would be even better if not for a pair of poor rankings associated with V.C.U.
In the 4x100-meter relay, a pair of poor exchanges put the Americans in fourth place when Jones got the baton today.
It's about a pair of poor teens hunting for mysterious coloured spheres in New York City, spheres that give you powers.
These include the tale of a pair of poor Tamils, who regularly cross India to deliver free vegetables to one of Mattancheri's aged Jews.
In retrospect, he believes he remained too lean for a pair of poor tuneup races — a 10k in New York in mid-May and a half marathon in San Diego in early June.
A pair of poor decisions by Rangers defensemen gave the Penguins odd-man rushes that led to goals in Pittsburgh's 4-1 vicThursdayrsday night at Madison Square Garden.
But Milosz does not remember only the victims of violence; he recalls his cousin the French poet Oscar Milosz; a Polish actress who murdered her lover at his own request and became a nun after being pronounced not guilty; and, in "Miss Anna and Miss Dora," a pair of "old, poor, and helpless" spinsters, for little more reason than that "no one but me remembers their names anymore".
Negotiable rates depend on the patron and the package (a pair of cash-poor students down from Paris recently spent a lot less than Barbara Streisand did last year).
Running down to the hotel check-in desk to borrow a pair of scissors is a poor way to solve a problem that can be easily done by a pocketknife".
His last job was running Toms Shoes, which has a more altruistic notion of purpose: it gives away a pair of shoes to a poor child for every one it sells.
Last week was dominated by a pair of mergers and acquisitions, poor U.S. economic data and weak earnings reports.
