Sentence examples for couple referred from inspiring English sources
The couple referred to a Texan border town where Mexican-Americans stumbled to work at dawn — hence the dreamy spirit of the show and the sense that these women had thrown on shifting layers of half night/half day clothes.
Correction: January 29 , 2005 Saturday An article in The Arts on Thursday about a decision by PBS against distributing an episode of "Postcards From Buster," a children's program, because it portrays children whose parents are a lesbian couple, referred incorrectly to another recent controversy over a children's television character, SpongeBob SquarePants.
Replacing "An Ordinary Couple" (referred to by Robert Wise as "ordinary") with "Something Good" from the Andrews movie was smart.
;"The Coming of Lad" A couple, referred to only as the Master and Mistress, purchase a pure-bred rough collie named Lad to be the guard dog of their home, the Place.
God's says (49 13) that he has created us into many tribes, communities, nations and by extension faiths, ideas, shapes, and colors -- and all of us can trace back our origins to a singular couple referred to as Adam & Eve.
Another couple referred to their child from a previous cycle when they had also seen the embryos, 'we saw her, we don't know which one was her at this early stage … she was being naughty then!' (IVF22 550 561).
The constellation Power Couple refers to short-lived entities that are duos of independently viable stars.
In the video the couple refer to their two sons as their "surviving children" without explanation, indicating Coleman potentially miscarried.
The sculptures are lined up in her study, close to Lila's playpen, a large, enclosed, toy-filled area that the couple refer to as "Guantánamo".
She was noisy, to where Kay said to her husband, 'Let's get another table, this kid is driving me nutty.' Somewhere in this, Kay heard the couple refer to the daughter as Eloise.
"Elderly couple" refers to couples in which both are elderly people, as well as couples with one elderly person.
