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Meanings of few pairs in English

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Usage of few pairs in English
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A few pairs of black swans have been placed upon the river.
The Naturalist on the Thames
2
A few pairs of legs were stuck forth, rigid and straight.
The Red Badge of Courage: An Episode of the American Civil War
3
He owned a few pairs, but he never wore them.'
Kennedy's brain
4
A few pairs of eyes traveled up and down her form, looking little impressed.
Map of bones
5
On my way, I sense more than a few pairs of eyes tracking my progress.
Back on murder
6
Invest in a few pairs of sunglasses and never go without on a sunny day.
Ebony
7
A few pairs of indifferent eyes were levelled at the slaves and that was all.
"Unto Caesar"
8
Perhaps Libby would throw convention aside and purchase a few pairs of britches for herself!
In every heartbeat
9
Make sure you take a few pairs of silk stockings back with you, by the way.
Long time coming: a novel
10
Maybe you could reuse a few pairs from some of the A&E departments you're closing down?
The Guardian
11
A few pairs of black silk stockings, extra quality and extra size, would be nice, too.
Star-Dust: A Story of an American Girl
12
The real high point for me on the few pairs I have is how long they last.
News.com.au
13
Mal wants to know if he can claim a few pairs of boxers on expenses".
Mortal Dictata
14
But the original small flock composed of a few pairs, is never broken up-neverabsorbed by the multitude.
Birds in Town & Village
15
But we hope they have reserved a few pairs of bracelets for the thieves when they catch them.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 150, March 22, 1916
16
Ostensibly, this presentation was all about West's Yeezy Boost Adidas trainer range, although only a few pairs actually appeared.
The Guardian
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United Kingdom
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