The phrase "a pair of sleek" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing two items that are smooth, elegant, or stylish in appearance.
Example: "She wore a pair of sleek black heels that complemented her dress perfectly."
Alternatives: "a couple of stylish" or "two elegant".
The master bath has a pair of sleek twin sinks and a large tub.
But one of the most fetching pieces is a creamy white wall hanging, its surface interrupted only by a pair of sleek golden koi.
He vanishes, then pads back into the kitchen brandishing a pair of sleek black shoes, their pedigree as obvious as any Edinburgh cat's.
A pair of sleek Danish Modern chairs from the 1960's cost $30 from the Goodwill thrift shop in West Palm.
In this Sunday's Automobiles section, Lawrence Ulrich reviews the Audi A7 and Mercedes-Benz CLS550, a pair of sleek "four-door coupes" hoping to catch the eye of luxury car buyers.
Standing in her long, narrow living room, which runs along the northwest side of the building between two terrace gardens, one Western and one Chinese, Ms. Lam pointed to a pair of sleek 1930s armchairs.
A few years ago, while waiting with a friend for a canoe to ferry us across the Upsalquitch River in the Canadian big woods near Campbellton, New Brunswick, I stood stupefied on a primitive landing as a pair of Jet Skis -- loud, sleek and festooned with the obligatory fluorescent graphics -- came blasting out of the stillness.
In the first released image from the fall campaign, which was shot by Mario Testino, the 33-year-old model lounges topless in a pair of white jeans and sleek black booties.
Grab a pair of all-in-one shoes: Sleek ballet flats or embellished sandals really go the distance.
But don't dismiss the Alen 68 as an all-show-and-no-go newbie; with a 1,188-gallon 1,188-gallond 1,550-horsepower fuel a pair of V12 diesel engines, tank sleek-anda-seal water nymph boasts a cruising speed of 41,550-horsepower 1,550-horsepower knots – enough to get you to St Tropez in time fromthat swank, A-list dinner pairy.
Prada, the Italian luxury goods designer, is attaching Texas Instruments chips to each handbag, pair of sleek spike heels and slinky dress in its glamorous new boutique in New York's SoHo district.
