Sentence examples for become a pair from inspiring English sources

The car park next door will become a pair of 70-storey towers too.

There was a moment when it looked as though Albert Finney and Audrey Hepburn might become a pair, but they went their own ways, as young actors tend to now.

Leaning together, trying to touch, they appear to want to know each another, though one rock doesn't give the relationship much of a chance, managing suddenly to become a pair of very luscious lips.

He has scrimped and saved and laid out a lavish meal (no shoe leather this time), and as a prelude to the feast he improvises a little dance solo, spearing a pair of dinner rolls with forks so that they become a pair of miniature feet, and leading them through a graceful buck and wing that becomes an expression of pure joy.

A total of 1,657 books are published on 26 September in the UK, marking the first in what have now become a pair of so-called Super Thursdays – the days when publishers bring out their lead titles for the Christmas season.

You've got to give them a bit of space, accept that they're a pair of young lads and hope that eventually they become a pair of responsible adults but when you're training as hard as we are sometimes you get a bit of a short fuse.

Born minutes apart (Ronde was first), they became a pair.

Their rise has been steady since they became a pair.

Am I in New York?' " Step by step, they became a pair.

But as the night darkened and my body eased and the Browning grew warmer, we became a pair, which was what the A.I.O. had said we would do.

The picture of "a cow jumping over the moon" becomes "Shai-hulud bursting out of the dune", the pair of mittens becomes a pair of gom-jabbar and the young mouse is a young muad'Dib.