Sentence examples for be given a pair from inspiring English sources
Should they be given a pair of binoculars?
In addition, the winner will be given a pair of invites to the exclusive, invite-only Guardian Hay party which will take place on Sunday May 30.
Some of the libraries have chosen to host eclipse events on Aug. 21, and if you attend you will be given a pair of viewing glasses.
Joel Pelcyger Los Angeles To the Sports Editor: Jeremy Lin should be given a pair of glass slippers to go along with his sneakers.
(In 1357, the Countess of Ulster ordered that he be given a pair of red-and-black breeches; in 1374, Edward III granted him a gallon of wine per day).
As Congress debates new gun control legislation, the N.R.A. 500 will go on as planned Saturday night, and the winning driver will be given a pair of six-shooters with blanks to fire.
Callaway has performed with both small jazz combos and large orchestras, but on Saturday she'll be giving a pair of solo performances, accompanying herself on piano.
Each audience member was given a pair of headphones to listen to a flat voice intoning a surreal, disjointed tale.
Each member of this extended American family has been given a pair of rakish, bright red horns.
