The phrase "a pair of return" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, possibly intended to refer to "a pair of returns" or "a return pair."
Example: "I need a pair of returns for the tickets I purchased."
Alternatives: "a set of returns" or "two returns."
To the delight of scientists, a pair of lovers returned to Hawaii this year for what might turn out to be an annual sojourn.
But with a number of high-profile London cases in the news lately, like one where a pair of nurses returned from vacation to "discover their New Southgate home had been taken over by Romanians," as The Evening Standard put it, the government has promised to tighten anti-squatting laws to make it easier for property owners to evict uninvited tenants.
Nesbitt and Catherine Tate starred as a married couple who meet a pair of newlyweds returning from their honeymoon.
To circumvent this problem, a pair of interviewers returned to such households during weekends to interview the couples simultaneously in different rooms of the house.
One winner will receive a pair of economy class return flights from London Heathrow to John F Kennedy Airport in New York, together with return airport to hotel transfers in New York and three nights' room only accommodation at the Days Inn Hotel, Manhatten (on the basis of two people sharing a room).
Dan Blais tried to plant tomatoes on it and named a pair of geese who return to it each year Hansel and Gretel.
For €5 a month, customers can rent a pair of jeans and return them a year or so later at which point Mud Jeans will recycle them into new items of clothing.
Lang then moved to Twentieth Century-Fox, beginning his tenure there with a pair of Technicolor westerns The Return of Frank James (1940), a fine sequel to Henry King's Jesse James (1939), with Fonda repeating his role as Frank James, now attempting to avenge Jesse's death; and Western Union (1941), a handsome, meticulously researched staging of the company's bold expansion west.
