Sentence examples for couch someone from inspiring English sources

We went to the rushes, and in that big love scene on the couch, someone said to me, "Hey, what's it like kissing Marilyn?" I said, "It's like kissing Hitler.

I was crashing in the back on the electrolysis couch — someone's back-hair appointment had been cancelled — when they woke me up.

Therapy isn't just about lying on a couch while someone writes down your childhood memories.

"I did not want to share the couch with someone who lives their life like an open wound.

We sat on a couch that someone had carried up the mountain, and looked down on the verdant valley below as Emily described her growing arrangements.

Put another way, if I'm making a cell-phone call from my couch and someone commits a murder in a bar half a mile away, my cell records may serve as corroborating evidence that I took part in the crime.

And the things that are less interesting to me are somehow the games– like it's fun to play Angry Birds, but you're playing by yourself, mostly, unless you're sitting on the couch with someone, and you're handing off the device back and forth.

He acknowledged that it was time for him to turn over the late-night couch to someone younger and hipper who will appeal to a youthful demographic.

Scabies can live for two to three days out of contact with human skin; this is enough time for them to move from your clothing or couch onto someone's body.

Stoffer brought up AirBnb, the vacation-rental business valued at twenty-five billion dollars: "People sleeping on couches in someone else's apartment for thirty dollars a night felt absolutely crazy ten years ago!

Today, thinking about my difficulty in listening to the news, it occurs to me that we often skip a more primal response to these stories, right to the "what it means," or "what to do" In fact, by the time we hear about something it's already couched in someone's interpretation or opinion about what to do.