Sentence examples for fair pair from inspiring English sources
Campbelltown Stadium Saturday night, and Tigers - missing a fair pair in Robbie Farah and Aaron Woods - take on Cowboys with Ray Thompson in No7.
Earl is Huey's brother, his junior by two years and his survivor by a quarter of a century, and although Fournet had said that Earl "wouldn't make a patch on Huey's pants," it seemed to me that he was filling a pretty fair pair of country britches.
Colorado author Gail Beaton will be at the Tattered Cover discussing women in Colorado history, while Fancy Tiger Crafts will be hosting their annual holiday handmade craft fair paired with Denver's delicious food trucks.
Now, to be fair, $128 for the Vibe IIs, yes, is more than your average pair of Wal-Mart earbuds, but I once paid $250 for a pair of earbuds two years ago (that subsequently broke).
Considerable traffic was drawn to the site as Mr. Cherico, an unabashed and unreconstructed frat boy, described his weakness for tall "babealicious blondes," his attempts to woo PHT (pretty history teacher) and FAP (fair au pair), as well as his attempts to come up with effective pickup lines.
Continental Deli's Michael Nicolian is creating elevated survival fair to pair with Zombieland.
To be fair, the pairing of the two men – and any assumption that similar personal narratives might translate into similar political styles – ignores the fact that they are almost two decades apart in age.
Part 2 of this Denver Film Festival preview on Tuesday (Nov. 1) recommends five more pretty fair acting pairs to watch.
That really is a shame; but to be fair the European pair are only in this position because Mickelson and Kim have been putting on their best Laurel and Hardy impression.
In late July Shanghai hosted a dog mating fair, staging 40 pairs of golden retrievers, samoyeds, schnauzers and chihuahuas.
Kubernetes, he argues, is suffering from "an OpenStack syndrome" where it has "its fingers in everything" (though to be fair, OpenStack has paired its efforts back quite a bit in recent years).
