Sentence examples for coupons were from inspiring English sources

The gas coupons were sold on the Black Market.

Theatergoers complained that the coupons were difficult to locate, but that was precisely the point.

(Paper coupons were replaced with electronic benefits and debit cards starting in 1994).

Hospital discharge packages, filled with formula or discount coupons, were disincentives, the panel found.

My coupon was for a Thunderbird; none of my rich friends' coupons were for cigars.

The coupons were coded so that we could determine the group to which students belonged.

The amount was then doubled, to 50,000, but the additional coupons were soon gone, too.

Just a few months ago, daily deal coupons were the new big thing.

"I always thought that coupons were just clutter, a waste of time, stupid," Yoder told me.

My coupons were for women's jeans and macaroni and cheese, neither of which I needed.

But Judge Kaplan, skeptical that the coupons were worth the same as cash, hired economists to evaluate them.