Sentence examples for which is pairing from inspiring English sources

Madhu Mantena, co-founder of Phantom Films, which is pairing with Netflix to produce the new show, said "we are extremely confident that together, we will create some exciting and groundbreaking television content".

The chain, which is pairing with high-end designers such as Nanette Lepore, Georgina Chapman of Marchesa, and Justin Timberlake for William Rast, premiered a series of new ads during the Academy Awards.

The ES and the medium-trim LX have a 3-liter, 200-horsepower V-6, which is paired only with a four-speed automatic transmission.

Under the hood is a new 1-liter, 3-cylinder EcoBoost engine producing 99 horsepower, which is paired with a 6-speed manual transmission.

She begins with a sample from the third century B.C. epic poem "The Argonautica," which is paired with Giovanni Crosato's "Bacchus Crowning Ariadne With a Diadem of Stars".

Washtenaw Community College (1965) and Concordia (Lutheran) College (1963) are also in the city, as is the Gerald R. Ford Library (which is paired with the Gerald R. Ford Museum in Grand Rapids as part of the federal presidential library system).

The restaurant is famous for its five-hour, nine-course meal which is paired with Pacific Northwest wines, to showcase the best food in the region.

The Discography recommends the 1982 Brent Walker video, which is paired with Cox and Box.

So is Jackie Chan's Crime Story, one of his best action films which is paired here on a two-fer with the forgettable The Protector.

Amadou Crookes, Gabe Jacobs, and Mario Gomez-Hall's idea is relatively simple: on Cymbal, you amass followers, follow your friends, and instead of posting selfies and sunsets, you post one single song, which is paired with the track's album art.

This protocol uses an electric shock as aversive reinforcement (US) which is paired with a neutral odorant (CS).