Sentence examples for better paired from inspiring English sources

Men will be relieved to find that cargo shorts look a little better paired with a polo.

Studs are better paired with the aggressive, angular lines of a pointy-toe high heel — my error, I'll admit.

Christian Lacroix took over as creative director in 2002 and rarely have a designer and label been better paired: Pucci's appeal and myth stem from its lava lamp-like patterns of bright colours, and Lacroix never uses one dull colour when 10 neon ones could do.

At my favourite curry house, Gurkha Cottage, which is neither a cottage nor staffed by gurkhas, I can easily get through a pint of Kingfisher while I ponder plain or keema naan; and whether that would be better paired with spicy or plain poppadoms; and whether it is better to stick to the dansak you know than go for some unknown alternative.

Rewind to earlier this week, when Donald Trump offered a weak defense of his son Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting with a Kremlin-linked lawyer by calling him "a high-quality person," a description perhaps better paired with nouns like "fidget spinner" or "furniture". .

"That way, we can better pair them with a bartender.

One suggestion: use the money you saved to buy a better pair.

"If we build a better pair of socks, we can sell more socks," Mr. Heath said.

You'll start work the next day with a better pair of ears.

I was freezing the other day and resolved to buy a better pair of gloves.

But it would be hard to find a better pairing than mashed potatoes and wonderfully juicy braised lamb shank.