Sentence examples for likely pairing from inspiring English sources

Though technology and meditation may not seem like a likely pairing, apps like Headspace can help you maintain your mental focus while on the go.

Smith will choose the doubles team, with Alex O'Brien and Jared Palmer the most likely pairing.

Though Geelong and Fremantle are plausible candidates to upset the applecart, these two certainly appeal as the most likely pairing for the 2014 decider.

One likely pairing is thought to be the Bank of Nova Scotia and the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, which already jointly own a back-office technology company.

Norman Rockwell and Pollock may not seem a likely pairing, but the realist illustrator channeled the Abstract Expressionist in himself for a 1962 Saturday Evening Post cover that wryly depicted a man staring at a giant Pollock-style canvas.

The companies announced an agreement in principle recently, after reports of a likely pairing began circulating.

"That's a likely pair, isn't it?" Mr. Campbell said.

The game of matching likely pairs has fresh material to play with.

I especially like Mark from India's deliberately half-hearted attempts to learn some banter (BANTER!) from a likely pair of market stall traders in north London.

"I have to read the situation in difficult moments [and determine] what is the best thing," said Mourinho, who would most likely pair Loftus-Cheek with Ramires.

Alston's piece will likely pair well with Cunningham's "Scramble," from 1967, presented in conjunction with the celebration of the choreographer's centennial birthday.