Sentence examples for coupled the from inspiring English sources

Gaga coupled the change of musical pace with a change of fashion direction.

When two or more sets are coupled, the additional sets have the extra needed traction power.

Brown commends Himmelfarb's 2004 book for setting out how the British enlightenment coupled "the passion for liberty" with "a strong ethos of social responsibility".

Il Duce even coupled the League and Bolshevism in a phrase as "the false lying gods of Geneva and Moscow".

The rich reds, the mossy greens, dusty gold and pewter coupled the collection seamlessly to the season.

He coupled the announcement of his resignation from a government advisory post with a strong attack on the policy, saying it would damage communities and lead to more, not less, drug use.

How else could he account for a white performer who, along with his bandmates Mike Mikee D Diamond and Adamm "Ad-Rock" Horovitz, coupled the carefree character of punk with the clownish one-upmanship of hip-hop?

President John F. Kennedy further coupled the American psyche to space-age success, historians say, when he declared that the nation would take on challenges like going to the moon "not because they are easy but because they are hard".

But he coupled the concession with a difficult condition: There will be no peace talks, he said, unless Sri Lanka lifts its ban on his group as a terror organization.

Prime Minister Tony Blair placed Britain on watch tonight against terror attacks but coupled the alert with a word of caution, that drastically curtailing activity in response to the threats would be conceding victory to terrorism.

One of the characteristics that has set Mr. bin Laden aside among terrorist leaders has been the way he has coupled the furtiveness inherent in his deadly trade with warnings that new attacks may be in hand.