Sentence examples for a couple rather from inspiring English sources

Does this imply that Green Mind is the product of a couple rather than a fully-fledged working band?

Instead, he experienced the kind of match every spinner has had - except most of us go through it in the backwaters of Bedfordshire or Oxford (to choose just a couple), rather than in a test against Australia.

"The River" is a different beast: eighty minutes to "Jerusalem" 's three hours and contemplative where the earlier play was raucous, turning on the intimacies of a couple rather than the carnival-like energy of a cast of fourteen.

There are many benefits of living in a couple rather than alone: larger households enjoy economies of scale in expenses; partners can specialize in various tasks which leads to higher productivity of both partners; household tasks require no transaction costs, partners can enjoy joint consumption; and one partner's income can serve as insurance against the other partner's income shocks.

If you need help then ask a couple rather than the baker.

It's better to do this looking like a couple rather than as a lone individual or a pack, people don't give couples a second glance.

This isn't a complaint, though, or not much of one: it's nice to see Sam Mendes trying his hand at a happy couple, rather than the dry, loveless marriages depicted in American Beauty and Revolutionary Road.

Assuming they take the standard deductions, they would save $1,200 by filing jointly as a married couple rather than as unmarried singles.

Notice if you and your new partner are acting like a close couple rather than people who recently started dating.

Among the very few recent new plays in the West End, John Logan's Peter and Alice gives nothing away; it could be a play about a suburban married couple rather than, as it is, an account of a meeting between the real-life models for Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan.

My main criticism of Almost English is really of its plot, which contains a couple of rather anticlimactic revelations and concludes rather implausibly, leaving some dangling loose ends.