Sentence examples for suggested a pair from inspiring English sources

LONDON — When the Duke of Windsor went shopping in Paris for a gift for Wallis Simpson, the vendeuse suggested a pair of leather gloves.

Mr. Roy, elfin and boyish on the nightclub stage, and Ms. Wilson, with whom Mr. Roy occasionally sang, suggested a pair of jolly, discriminating companions traveling through musical-theater history.

"I suppose he had some influence on me," Fry once told me, "but, to me, the names of Eliot and Fry always suggested a pair of famous photographers who were around at the time.

Pair it with the season's more simplified, easygoing pieces — a silk blouse, say, and cocktail shorts, or as Ms. Young suggested, a pair of jeans and a striped Saint James shirt — and you have one hothouse look.

That decision may have cost him his governorship: last November, rural whites voted in Sonny Perdue, a little-known Republican state senator, who promised a statewide referendum on the flag.In January, Mr Perdue duly suggested a pair of yes-or-no votes for March 2nd 2004, the day of Georgia's presidential primary.

However, Iannielli told me that during the three years of its construction he and most of his co-workers were appalled by the lightness of the floor beams they were directed to connect, by the seeming fragility of the entire structure, and by the hasty pace that they were ordered to follow in adding to the New York skyline two tubular towers that suggested a pair of elongated birdcages.

Isaacs suggested a pairing with Hudlin, a veteran television and movie director ("House Party," "Boomerang") and producer ("Django Unchained").

You might have a fantastic top and suggest a pair of pants to them.

The Lebhar Imp Pairs was, as the name suggests, a pair event with teams (international match point) scoring.

The patent suggests a pair of electrodes, attached to the skin, for each device.

Marching side by side with a purposeful gait, Tony and Will suggest a pair of assassins carrying out a deadly mission.