Sentence examples for couple up from inspiring English sources
verb
To put into a couple; to put into a group of two.
The desire to couple up, settle down and have children can be stifling.
"Everybody wants to couple up with somebody and spend the rest of their life with that person," he said.
Jen's mother, who also used to work at P.S. 42, and May set the couple up in 2000.
"I don't know that Barney has the deep-seated desire to couple up like Bobby probably does.
Seeing the couple up close, you could catch details too small to register in a stage show.
When I brought the couple up and closed the door I heard a squeal, and knew she got her ring.
Everybody's all coupled up".
Bloody hell, everyone else is coupled up".
Once people start coupling up, the challenges only increase.
This situation is coupled up with anthropogenic factors such as improper development intervention (Mohammed 2010; Helland 2015).
All coupled up with sports and human well-being.
