Sentence examples for applying a couple from inspiring English sources
But as Bradley Thompson, the production's technical director, soon realized, it wasn't just a matter of applying a couple of screwdrivers to the door hinges.
If the scratch is just on the surface finish, he suggested lightly wiping it with mineral spirits to clean it, and carefully scuffing the surface with 220-grit sandpaper, a very fine grade, before applying a couple of coats of polyurethane.
(ii) By the hiding scheme (1,7,4), we obtain directly the hiding scheme (2,14,8) by applying a couple of two consecutive 7-pixel blocks as a 14-pixel block and we can change at most two pixels, each pixel in each sub-block, by the way above to hide 8 bits, each 4 bits hide into one sub-block of 7 pixels.
My skin always feels firm after applying a couple of drops and it's definitely gone to town on those stubborn brown spots -- they're much smaller now!
Applying a couple tablespoons of olive oil and coconut oil every couple weeks will flush your hair with antioxidants to fend off decay from free radicals.
The temperature was maintained at 310 K using the velocity rescale (v-rescale) algorithm (71) applying a coupling time of 0.1 ps, independently coupling water plus ions and lipids plus Fst peptides to an external bath.
Then she would strap cables to my head and apply a couple of milliamps of current to my brain for 20 minutes.
I idly applied a couple of pumps of this before going to bed one night and woke up in the morning looking very noticeably better.
So I applied a couple more pumps before going about my day and, stone the crows, my skin looked better still.
Mr. deButts said the Army Corps of Engineers dredged about 450,000 cubic yards of sediment from the inlet in 2003, and applied "a couple hundred thousand cubic yards" more about five years later.
Indeed, it's inevitable, if you apply a couple of the ideas that I'm always insisting my clients think about when they're creating their speeches, messages, branding, marketing campaigns and even books.
