The phrase "a pair of roll" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a pair of rolls"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to two items that are typically rolled, such as bread rolls.
Example: "I would like to order a pair of rolls to accompany my soup."
Alternatives: "two rolls" or "a couple of rolls".
For there it was, greeting all parties at street level: a pair of roll-down gates, slammed shut.
Using surface wave plasma, a pair of roll-to-roll winder and unwinder system has been built into a CVD apparatus, which has a deposition area of 294 mm × 480 mm.
In other oft-excerpted scenes, our hero is reduced to eating his own boot, leads a pair of rolls in a graceful soft-shoe, and tries to escape a cabin teetering on the brink of an abyss.
In modern milling of refined flours the wheat kernels are cleaned and tempered by the addition or removal of moisture and then split open by a pair of rolls.
Westland proceeded to independently develop the Sea King, integrating a significant proportion of components from British suppliers; key changes include the use of a pair of Rolls-Royce Gnome turboshaft engines and the implementation of an automatic flight control system.
His collection of automobiles included... a pair of Rolls Royces, three Lamborghinis, four Ferraris (including a vintage model from 1974), various Mercedes, a vintage 1967 Corvette, a Hummer, a Cadillac Escalade, a 2009 white Bentley, and the vehicles most associated with Rothstein's excess, a pair of Bugatti sports cars (2004 and 2008 models valued at $1.6 million each).
Prop up the iron using a pair of rolled-up towels or other small objects.
Let's say he's holding a few pills of dope, or let's just say he's selling them, when a pair of cops roll up on bicycles and Gray takes off.
A pair of golfers roll down the fairway on FinnCycles.
In the black, early hours of Friday, April 19th, a pair of robots rolled up to a dark Honda Civic parked in the middle of the street in Watertown, Massachusetts.
