Sentence examples for couple of ears from inspiring English sources

"God gave me a couple of ears -- I just listen to people," said Brian Schweitzer, a peppermint farmer and soil scientist from Whitefish, Mont., who is running for the United States Senate.

So, since I am a committed vegetarian -- I've been one since 1993 or so -- I grabbed a couple of ears of corn on the cob and salad and looked for a place to sit".

Give the head a couple of ears, and it should already be starting to look a little bit like a cat.

A couple of years ago the big rage was a roasted ear of corn smeared with a mixture of mayonnaise, cheese, chili powder and cumin.

This past August, knowing I would soon have the great joy of traveling through Sri Lanka, but fearing bumpy flights in and out of Colombo during the southwest monsoon season, I secured a prescription for a couple of scopolamine ear patches.

'This is a fascinating new book, full of the joys of spring and crazy youth, has a couple of rabbit-ear folded corners and a stain from some fresh orange juice and some Marks & Spencer chocolate cake but otherwise in fine condition.

He never gave the encounter another thought — until a couple of years ago, when he began to investigate the causes of those common ear infections.

He never gave the encounter another thought until a couple of years ago, when he began to investigate the causes of those common ear infections.

The results based on the input data in this paper reveal that the ECD considering the weakness of bedding planes is far higher than that without considering bedding planes, and the shape of zones where surrounding rock is relatively easier to collapse is similar as two couples of cat ears.

A thoughtful, bearish young man with a calm manner and a wry sense of humour, Solomou's only visible concession to "laddishness" are a couple of semi-cauliflowered ears, the legacy of a childhood playing prop.

Once again, I kiss goodbye to any chance to do more than scrape the surface: whatever the intentions, this seems to be the business-traveller's lot.Over a couple of nights, my ear is bent about everything from malaria to AIDS to livestock improvement to flood-relief to structural-adjustment policies.