Sentence examples for a pair of somewhat from inspiring English sources

A pair of somewhat ornate Japanese scissors, which had come highly recommended by two garden supply shops, was instantly rejected.

(The Yankees also have their sights on several marquee performers, who did not audition, including a pair of somewhat successful "Idol" candidates from Staten Island).

A pair of somewhat pompous bronze doors designed by the sculptor Robert Graham on the left side of the façade bring you into the south ambulatory, which is a long, sloping corridor that narrows slightly as you move forward, like diminishing perspective.

A semi-final England's coach had predicted would be very much about set pieces was level courtesy of a pair of somewhat debatable penalties, and drifting into extra time when Japan broke and Nahomi Kawusumi unleashed an excellent, subtly curving ball from the right.

Then comes a pair of somewhat shorter (and even better) plays: The Brothers Size and Marcus; Or the Secret of Sweet.

At four years old, Journey was diagnosed with narcolepsy and cataplexy, a pair of rare and somewhat mysterious conditions, especially for such young children.

And yet, in the middle of the record, there's a pair of songs that are somewhat shocking.

People I've spoken with in Silicon Valley who own a pair of Google Glass share a somewhat similar feeling.

But while Mr. Smith demonstrated his opposition on the Senate floor by stabbing a plastic doll with a pair of scissors, Mr. Sununu's serious, somewhat awkward demeanor would hardly lend itself to such a tactic.

Though the boredom is alleviated somewhat by a pair of mulleted mouth-breathers (Justin Long and Joey Kern) fighting to save a beloved Pontiac Firebird from repossession, nothing can disguise the clumsiness of the writing.

I would pack along a pair of gloves, which kept my hands somewhat clean as I climbed over couplings, but in the main I liked being dirty and feeling, on some level, strange and unwelcome.