“In this race, everybody goes in pairs, and each pair had to get aboard and paddle out to a buoy and back.”

“They gave me some garb that the institution puts out, like pajamas, and an old pair of pants over it, a pair of slippers, and an old pair of socks.”

“A baptismal ceremony was next performed, the wedded pair being placed on green reed mats, while the priests poured water over them.”

“The pairing of peanut butter and chocolate creates a delicious flavor combination in this dessert.”

“Mr. Pelham was the only one among us who was not backing a colour, or a number, or paire or impaire, or manque or passe.”

“Most successful defensive pairings include a puck mover and a stay-at-home guy.”

“The pairings were Embassy against Wilson Panthers and Cinzano versus Granwood.”

“Food pairings generally relate to the cuisine of Beaujolais, France where both the Gamay grape and the bistro originated.”