Sentence examples for make a handsome pair from inspiring English sources
The phrase "make a handsome pair" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe two people or things that complement each other well in appearance or style. Example: "The couple at the event made a handsome pair, drawing everyone's attention with their elegant outfits."
Mr. Nance and Ms. Minter make a handsome pair, effortlessly carrying off resplendent Afros and casual ensembles.
They make a handsome pair, but the historical value of the two stories is not the same.
Britten's Cello Sonata, the accompanying piece here, may be the more profound music of the two, but together they make a handsome pair.
Scare-crow/owls, they make a handsome pair, but it looks like they are doing little to deter the ever-hungry pigeons, the winter salad leaves beneath their perches look like freshly sheared sheep, raw and shivering in the cold.
I'll admit, the move seems like a strange one coming from a company like Oakley — they know how to make a handsome pair of glasses, but their previous efforts at fusing eyewear and technology haven't quite made the splash they were hoping for.
He and his boyfriend at the time, Ben, who also worked at the magazine, made a handsome pair — but their appeal went deeper.
The two singers made a handsome pair, Mr. Hvorostovsky ever dashing with his white mane and velvet tuxedo and Ms. Radvanovsky elegant in two fitted gowns, the first black and the second bronze.
In religion, Williams appears to be a humanist, and a selective one at that, but he and the Cardinal, when their good works intersect and they appear in the public eye together, make a handsome and heartening pair.
The colors make a handsome picture.
Messi, Ronaldo and, for one weekend only, Crouch, make a handsome threesome.
Meeting those prices, Attachmate could make a handsome return.
