Sentence examples for are often paired from inspiring English sources

New Media events are often paired with techno acts and live performance artists usually feature alongside DJs on club nights.

Recipe supplied by Miisa Mink, Nordic Bakery, nordicbakery.com Apples and rosemary are often paired together with pork, but they work well in sweet dishes, too.

The systems are often paired with flat-screen television sets that provide all the clarity of a PC without the problem of reformatting pages to fit traditional Web-TV services.

The works are often paired in the manner of the Museum of Modern Art's recent "Matisse Picasso" show: the labels keep careful track of what was exhibited where and when, and who saw it and then did what.

The couplets are often paired in quatrains and are characterized by a refrain that is sometimes a single word and sometimes the full second line of the couplet or the full fourth line of the quatrain.

Passive buildings, albeit their advantages in limiting heat loss during winter time, are often paired with excessive internal overheating in summer, as shown in the first part of this study.

Nonprofit groups that cannot afford such sums are often pairing up with others.

Piano was often paired with fruity scents and with smells that participants said were less complex.

On screen, Poitier was often paired up, even bound together, with racist characters.

She was often paired with Michael Bennett, another dancer and an aspiring choreographer.

He is often paired with Anahita, goddess of the fertilizing waters.