Sentence examples for indicated a couple from inspiring English sources
He indicated a couple of Nexus officers and said, "I wouldn't have given these guys my cell number before.
The medieval French word carole (Medieval Latin: chorea; Middle High German: reigen) referred only to sung chain and ring dances; danse (Medieval Latin: ballatio; Middle High German: tanz) indicated a couple dance with instrumental accompaniment.
Customers have already indicated a couple of favorites, among them a lovely grilled tuna, asparagus and avocado salad ($9) with two dressings — one a spicy mayonnaise, the other a bright lemon vinaigrette — and a torta made with spinach, goat cheese and shallot confit ($4 per slice).
The 25-year-old's chances of riding for Yamaha in next season's World Superbike Championship appeared remote when the team indicated a couple of months ago that financial constraints would force them to pull out of the series.
And two citywide races went in a very different direction from what polls indicated a couple weeks or even just a couple days ago.
The results strongly indicated a coupling of acetic acid flux with the second step of water permeation which probably results from the permeation of water-acetic acid aggregates.
That the apocryphal version exists, and was lovingly recycled by publications reporting Thompson's death - nme.com, the Sun and the Evening Standard, among others - indicates a couple of things.
It suggests a same sex couple with a new baby indicates a couple in a stable relationship both emotionally (they've overcome the often stressful process of obtaining a baby through non-typical means) and financially.
Taken together, the numbers could indicate a couple of things.
A look at the core factors that drive the core earnings of the banks certainly indicates a couple of quarters that things aren't moving in a positive direction.
We will not be able to reach a neurophilosophical conclusion but can only indicate a couple of points that may be important for future neurophilosophical investigation.
