Pars example sentences

Related (10): parsimony, parse, parson, parsley, parsnip, parsec, parenthesis, parable, parietal, paranormal

par

noun

pars (plural noun)

- the number of strokes a first-class player should normally require for a particular hole or course:

- a par score at a hole:

- the face value of a stock or other security, as distinct from its market value:

- the recognized value of one country's currency in terms of another's.

- play (a hole) in par:

par

noun

pars (plural noun)

- a paragraph:

"Pars" Example Sentences

1. She used a pair of scissors to cut the paper.
2. He bought a pair of new shoes for his son.
3. The doctor recommended the patient to take a couple of pills.
4. The baby was wearing a cute pair of mittens.
5. The chef used a pair of tongs to flip the steak.
6. I found a pair of sunglasses on the beach.
7. A pair of lovebirds were sitting on the branch.
8. She won a pair of tickets to the concert.
9. The gardener used a pair of gloves to protect her hands.
10. The student couldn't find a pair of matching socks.
11. He lost a pair of earrings at the party.
12. The athlete wore a pair of running shoes for the marathon.
13. They bought a pair of matching shirts for the family photo.
14. A pair of headphones were lying on the ground.
15. The tailor used a pair of scissors to cut the fabric.
16. I received a pair of socks as a gift.
17. The teacher asked the students to form pairs for the project.
18. The magician pulled a pair of rabbits out of his hat.
19. A pair of dolphins were swimming in the ocean.
20. He accidentally bought a pair of left-handed gloves.
21. A pair of binoculars helped him spot the rare bird.
22. The nurse used a pair of forceps to hold the medical instrument.
23. They built a pair of sandcastles on the beach.
24. He wore a pair of trousers and a collared shirt to the interview.
25. The artist used a pair of paintbrushes to create the masterpiece.
26. A pair of sunglasses were required for the sunny weather.
27. The gym instructor requested the participants to form pairs for the exercise.
28. The runner tied a pair of shoelaces tightly before the race.
29. She gifted the newlyweds a pair of crystal wine glasses.
30. A pair of firemen rushed into the burning building to rescue the people inside.

Common Phases

- Pars pro toto
- Parsimony
- Part and parcel
- Particeps criminis
- Partial eclipse
- Partially blind
- Participating observer
- Particulars
- Parties concerned
- Partners in crime
- Parts unknown
- Party animal
- Part-Time
- Partition
- Partner in law