Besides, New England was meant to be seen from between two pairs of patient ears.
Roach even helped an assistant choose between two pairs of heels, so loose was the vibe.
He hoped to arrange an "exchange wedding," a double green-card marriage between two pairs of siblings from two families, for himself and his sister.
Third, I began work on a sandwich that would be Slammers edible underwear between two pairs of Slammers edible running shorts.
An apt comparison, pointed out in the exhibition brochure, is between two pairs of doll-size skeletal figures.
In an effort to optimize the dressing process, he alternates between two pairs of jeans, and orders nylon or polyester T-shirts from Amazon, wearing them for a few weeks before donating them.
If you had the misfortune of watching Titanic in a cinema wedged between two pairs of horny teenagers slapping each other around the face with their tongues, you'll understand.
Now that the race for president is down to Al Gore and George W. Bush (front page, March 10), one big question is, Will the 2000 election be a contest between two pairs of white men?
Like most middle parts of trilogies, it is the least compelling—"the long belly of a dachshund, slung... between two pairs of sturdy legs," as Peter Matthiessen characterized the second volume of his Watson trilogy.
"Une coupe de Champagne?" I was asked as soon as I was situated at my corner perch at the bar, seated between two pairs of men.
The Art Deco spire of the Chrysler Building loomed between two pairs of band members: the singer and guitarist Ezra Koenig, the drummer Chris Tomson, Mr. Batmanglij and the bassist Chris Baio.
