Sentence examples for good-looking pair from inspiring English sources

I saw a good-looking pair of Balenciaga pumps for about $575.

"Now that's a good-looking pair of eyeballs," the voice says.

The fashion was then for high-topped boots; I could stare for hours at a good-looking pair.

There was one good-looking pair of color-blocked pants in blue and coral, but it was obvious that most of the clothes suffered from a poor fit.

It's not quite clear what this breakthrough is, but you're evidently meant to want a bit of whatever's sweeping the good-looking pair in the advert off their feet.

"Picnic," the 1953 Pulitzer Prize-winning play by William Inge, is getting a rare revival on Broadway from the Roundabout Theatre with a cast of young, good-looking actors paired alongside more seasoned veterans.

The Macbeths are a good-looking celebrity couple in the pairing of muscular, well-constructed Elliot Cowan and pert, short-haired, slinky Laura Rogers; they writhe in sexual ecstasy on his return from the fray, and it's the sexual taunting that drives Cowan's destructive urges, as well as his wife's obsession with status.

Deserted by his wife, the kindly Archie (Tim Roth), a small-time local solicitor, takes care of his 12-year-old diabetic daughter Skunk (Eloise Laurence) and 14-year-old son with the help of a good-looking Polish au pair, who's in love with a schoolteacher (Cillian Murphy).

Bowers & Wilkins has a good-looking and great sounding pair of Bluetooth headphones.

Insanely good-looking couples; old pairs bent cartoonishly like that mildly offensive "Beware: pensioners" traffic triangle; a few obvious greenies; many many young people simply enjoying themselves, and even without the benefit of a half-viable mobile phone signal.

Four years ago, at the Olympics in Salt Lake City, they were the "it" couple, the impossibly good-looking and well-spoken Canadian pairs skaters victimized by a judging scandal that led to an overhaul of the sport's scoring system.