Sentence examples for couch change from inspiring English sources

Not exactly couch change.

Although the Roman Reed Spinal Cord Injury Research program is supported by virtually the entire legislature (every member of the Senate voted yes, as did all but three members of the Assembly) the UC system is not going to get that little bit of money: one million dollars is considered "couch change" in terms of government programs.

The couch changed and the kitchen changed, and it was fascinating to watch the crew switch it around.

TECHNOLOGY has eliminated many of life's milder physical demands, like getting off the couch to change the channel, or going to the store to buy a book.

When she bends over the couch to change him, he clutches her as if he were a baby animal, and she has to peel him away.

But Clinton's first big moment on the environment showed a candidate determined to couch climate change in the populist economic rhetoric of her campaign.

But for those of us who remember getting off the couch to change the channel, technology is not necessarily as innate a part of our lives as it is for those chronologically behind us.

You just have to be willing to get up off the couch and change.

At $6,000 a pop for tickets, the majority of folks attending the conference probably aren't exactly digging through their couch for change – but considering how many influential or otherwise powerful folks are there, it's probably not a bad investment on Google's part.

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We chuckle at generational lore when grandparents and parents milked dairy cattle before school or carried buckets of water from the pump... or simply rose from the couch to change the television station which, only a few years back, was a chore.