Sentence examples for bad pair from inspiring English sources

A good pair and a bad pair.

"Wearing a bad pair of pants that are too tight is enough to damage your credibility," he said.

Jennings, a leading candidate for rookie of the year, blamed his slow start on a bad pair of shoes, which he changed at halftime.

Karl Hawley and Lee Hughes, probably not a bad pair of bets for the division's top scorer come the end of the season, provide firepower, while the signing of the Bradford captain Graeme Lee brings solidity to the back.

This is not a bad pair to start with especially for a man who admits that he began his cricketing life, rather like Moeen Ali, as a batsman who bowls.

They're not a bad pair of workout headphones, but there's nothing particularly compelling about them either.

However, insiders sources there is no animosity between them, with one telling website TMZ: "It was just a bad pairing".

The traditional explanation for the bad pairing is based on the presence of tannins the chemicals that make red wines taste dry and cause the mouth to pucker.

His first, to Brooke Shields, rich tabloid nutriment at the time, lasted just two years, the classic bad pairing of jock and starlet, a kind of inverse Joe DiMaggio-­Marilyn Monroe, since Shields was his elder by five years, her career stalled, while Agassi was nearing his zenith on the pro tour and raking in surplus millions from his Nike contract.

There is a deeper kinship, too, between Noughties R&B and Eighties pop: Duran's generation wrote the book on selling synthetic music to millions and pratting about on yachts, something that US R&B has since taken up to 11. Massacre is not a bad pairing per se.

Thus all zeros of P 1 ( z ) lie in | z | < 1. □. 'Bad pairs' of polynomial zeros were defined in [2].