be paired with

Even Mendes herself thinks it's odd. Why is she considered too dark to be paired with a white lead, but just right for an African-American?

Any of these scenarios would be paired with a plan to restore his image.

The load was applied and held constant by a screw-type machine to insure that the displacement printout could be paired with a known load.

He had been hoping that Liverpool would be paired with Boro inthe Carling Cup but the third round defeat at Crystal Palace unpaid to that.

While cardio endurance is important for mountaineering, it needs to be paired with strong calf, thigh and gluteal muscles, Ms. Jensen says.

Preventing write access should be seen as an additional approach which should be paired with other measures.

Gray hats are quite versatile and can be paired with black, blue, and dark gray suits and coats.

Keep clothes that are simple in design, and can be paired with anything.

Sweet wines are diverse and complex , it can be savored on its own or be paired with many different cuisines.

The trainees will then be paired with experienced managers.

The prix-fixe meal includes eight courses, which will be paired with traditional Chinese liquor shaoxingjiu and tea.

Who could we be paired with in the draw?