spectacles

"The spectacles of urban poverty are a stark reminder of social inequality. "

"Spouses should make a great pair."

"a pair of scissors; two pairs of spectacles; several pairs of jeans"

"A pair is harder to drive than two mounts with separate riders."

"My brother had a pair of jacks, but it was only a pair of jacks—just spectacles, not a full house or a flush. "

"The batsman's spectacles in the cricket match meant he scored zero runs in both innings. "

"They turned a pair to end the fifth."

"The Pirates took a pair from the Phillies."

"The rowing club rented several spectacles for their practice session. "

"The artist sculpted a beautiful pair of spectacles, capturing the form of the woman's figure. "

"The opposition party's spectacles of excluding the Labour representative from the vote was due to the absence of a key Conservative member, for a serious family illness. "

"There were two pairs on the final vote."

"The jewelry store displayed spectacles of colorful gemstones, each more dazzling than the last. "

"The gears in the clock's mechanism are a set of spectacles, allowing the hands to move smoothly. "

"The horse race was a thrilling spectacle."

"He made a spectacle out of himself."

"My grandfather uses spectacles to read the newspaper. "

"Reading the complex economics textbook required spectacles of careful analysis and understanding. "

"The astronomer used his spectacles to examine the distant stars. "

"The snake's spectacles, usually clear, clouded over just before it shed its skin. "

"The train engineer checked the spectacles on the semaphore signal arm before operating the train at night. "

"My grandfather always kept his spectacles on a chain around his neck so he wouldn't lose them. "