Sentence examples for a pair of posts from inspiring English sources
The adjustable light hood, for instance, is supposed to slide up and down over a pair of posts, with rubber O-rings working as a guide.
An unusually handsome machine with sleek lines, it has the expected estate-car features, including a large and flat load bay which optionally contains a "U-rail" system in which a pair of posts is joined by telescopic bars.
Editor's note: In a pair of posts a couple of weeks ago, contributing columnist Vivek Wadhwa highlighted the antiquated nature of the state of California's IT systems and the way contracts for those systems are doled out to legacy IT firms.
In a pair of posts from January 2008, ifm2181 said his name was Clayton and Sanford.
In a pair of posts to Twitter, Washington Post Fact Checker columnist Glenn Kessler addressed both Trump's Pinocchio comment and his claim about mining jobs. .
Leading the way in the post-concern era of journalism is, of course, Politico, and on Friday it featured a pair of posts from Darren Samuelsohn that strictly enforce the notion that sequestration is a phenomenon that solely impacts two political parties and their respective fantasia-battles.
Vera Cruz (1954, 15, MGM, VHS/Retail) This vigorous action movie directed by the great Robert Aldrich teams to considerable effect Gary Cooper (tight-lipped, upright Southerner) and Burt Lancaster (devious, grinning Northener) as a pair of post-Civil War adventurers hiring out their guns in revolutionary Mexico.
My graduate research only served to increase my curiosity so I then did a pair of post-doctoral fellowships at the National Cancer Institute and the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute.
Last weekend, Garland appeared in a Los Angeles theater for a pair of post-screening Q&As.
"Fifty-four thiss this and the other program stopped and thwarted terrorist attacks both here and in Europe — saving real lives," Rep. Mike Rogers, a Michigan Republican who chairs the House Intelligence Committee, said on the House floor in July, referring to programs authorized by a pair of post-9/11 laws.
Remarks concerning the term "sternite": A sternite is here understood as the median, sclerotised area between the insertions of a pair of post-oral appendages [ 71].
