Sentence examples for getting a new pair from inspiring English sources

It's not like getting a new pair of Nike sneakers or a new car".

Just like getting a new pair of slippers from your favourite aunt every year, the BBC this Christmas may be predictable but the intention is to keep you warm and comfortable when you need it most.

A new pair of skates is something Ben might well desire for two or three months before getting a new pair, and it is unlikely that his desire will be manifesting itself for that entire time.

-- The Oscars are getting a new pair of producers. .

And if you were tempted to splash out – well, you're better off getting a new pair of running shoes or a set of tiny plates.

And if you were tempted to splash out, well, you're better off getting a new pair of running shoes or a set of tiny plates.

As soon as he gets a new pair, an old pair must go.

If they ever wore out, I wouldn't hesitate to get a new pair.

"Until the soles crack and then he gets a new pair of the same kind".

"Still I got a new pair of wheels out of the crash.

She was accused of having done it to "get a new pair of boobs".