Sentence examples for a couple of classics from inspiring English sources

Next, a couple of classics that are better in your teens.

You'll find a couple of classics from the Boston menu like patatas bravas and beef heart romesco.

One of perhaps 10 acts on a Saturday night, she'd take the stage in a fringed cowgirl get-up to sing a couple of classics — "I Want to be a Cowboy's Sweetheart," "Your Cheating Heart" — and then she'd sign pictures for the senior citizens who made up most of the audience.

He wrote or co-wrote 26 cookbooks, including a couple of classics.

Here are a couple of classic puzzles related to the Fibonacci sequence and the golden ratio.

Here they perform a couple of classic routines and some new ones, too.

There are a couple of classic horror-film bits in among the sci-fi — oh, you young people, don't you know that skinny dipping attracts malevolent creatures?

The tale, which has inspired at least three significant operas, a couple of classic movies and a Balanchine ballet, is an enduringly appealing story of the tremendous power of love, and of its fragility.

One of the defining sporting rivalries of all time, the beginning of the decade witnessed a couple of classic battles between the cool Swede and the hot-headed American, including their classic fourth set tie-break in 1980, won 18-16 by John McEnroe after 22 minutes of nerve-shredding drama.

Tonight it's the madly prolific, often misfiring Ryan Adams, who made a couple of classic solo albums in the late 90s, since diluted by a wealth of rather more eccentric genre experiments and covers – such as his profile-boosting crack at Taylor Swift's 1989.

MacColl is best known for a couple of classic songs: the much-covered Dirty Old Town and The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face, written for his wife, Peggy, in 1957, though not widely known until soul singer Roberta Flack made it an international smash in 1972.