Sentence examples for sole pair of from inspiring English sources

Linda Sanchez, who chairs the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, and Loretta Sanchez are the sole pair of sisters currently serving in Congress.

In wild-type embryos, the sperm contributes the sole pair of centrioles to the newly fertilized embryo.

Breaded fillet of sole paired with breaded shrimp ($17.95) sounds like something you'd find at a diner, but the sole was perfectly cooked, moist and full of flavor.

Several configurations consisting of sole and pairs of single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) and double-walled carbon nanotubes (DWCNTs), characterized by different dimensions and number of C O C interlinks, are considered.

There are few things more distinctive than a flash of the red sole of a pair of Christian Louboutin shoes – though many who covet such a luxury may not realise the origins of this signature detail.

You can see this by looking at the sole of a pair of old shoes you have.

"Something like didymo can get hidden in the felt soles of a pair of waders and you will never see it," said Bill Foreman, environmental analyst for the D.E.P.'s Division of Inland Fisheries.

The soles of a pair of shoes with each nail articulated, a cup of especially black coffee and the back of a young man's head are among objects from daily life, but two pyramid shapes with eyes represent what became a central, disturbing motif for Guston, the Ku Klux Klan.

Anecdotally speaking, one reliable barometer is the robustness of the cobbler industry, indicating a citizenship willing to pay £30 to re-sole a beloved pair of Gucci loafers or vintage Dr Martens, instead of buying a new pair of shoes in H&M for £15.99.

The sole inhabitants are a pair of oystercatchers that circle impatiently while gawkers survey what remains.

The sole exception is a pair of local interneurons (pSP-f; see Figure S2).