Here's a biometric device a pair of Apple Earbuds.

A device may have subdevices , numbered starting at 0 a subdevice represents some relevant sound endpoint for the device, such as a speaker pair.

And second, you can instantly pair and connect your phone with an NFC enabled Bluetooth device

What a pair!

letters into a pair.

A pair of shoes...

They're a clever pair.

Oh, a pair of hands?

A pair of nice trousers.

A pair of shoes, Totò.

Take a pair of mine.

Wear a pair of Luigi's.

A pair of bootlaces, please.

We make a good pair.

Buy a pair of slippers.

You're a pair of fools.

Because they brought the cost down from 200 a pair, down to just 4 a pair.

A legal device.

A pair of scissors or a hairpin?

So there's a homologous pair, right?

Put a pair of gloves here.

That's a marvelous pair of boots.

I'll get a pair of mittens.

Of a pair of hands. Yeah.

A fine, illtempered pair they were.

We are a pair, Will Mossop.

Oh, what a poor, defenseless pair

A pair of shoes, 6,000 lire.

Oh. A lovely pair of turtledoves.

Pockets, got a pair of pliers?

I gave exactly the same pair to someone who doesn't even own a pair of shoes?

If I had two pair of shoes, I'd give you a pair. Don't I know that?

What would happen if every time someone bought a pair of these shoes I gave exactly the same pair to someone who doesn't even own a pair of shoes?

It's a fantastic device.

By Pair

Pair up.

Next pair!

And a tongue and a pair of lips ?

and a tongue , and a pair of lips ,

And a tongue , and a pair of lips ?

And a tongue and a pair of lips ?

and a tongue , and a pair of lips ,

And a tongue , and a pair of lips ?

A pair of shoulders like a prize fighter.

Fine pair. A thief and a blackleg lawyer.