Sentence examples for like a coupling from inspiring English sources

"Partouze" is a peculiarly evocative word, nearly onomatopoeic: if you happen to know both French and English it sounds like a coupling of partout ("everywhere") and "ooze" - Millet's preference exactly.

"If they like the show, they'll like a couple of minutes more".

"I'd like a couple of female backing vocalists, too," adds Harvey.

But first, he said, "we'd like a couple more keepers in prime time".

Instinctively, I would like a couple more shorts, but there are few obvious candidates.

"I think our bodies and minds would like a couple of weeks just to recover.

"You would like a couple more warm-up matches before going into the first Test.

Would you like a couple time-tested, common-sense ways to cut through all this clatter?

I'd have liked a couple more laps to push Nico, but that's fortune.

I've liked a couple of bands that have supported me on tour.

But Mr. Iger liked a couple of the important parts of the proposal.