Sentence examples for make good couples from inspiring English sources

People that make good couples tend to be kind of the same in terms of how they handle drama and what they prioritize in their life.

Eurogroup chairman Jeroen Dijsselbloem said that while ministers had made good progress, a couple of big issues were left for the leaders to resolve.

Do you think Justin and Kate would make a good couple?

To couple making good money with good work is a much harder task than expected.

He said he argued that pardons for the couple made good sense.

My destination was Halesworth, the little model village in Suffolk, which still has a proper high street full of unfamiliar names, an independent bookshop, a pub making good pizzas and a couple of butcher's shops.

It's hard to stand on ceremony after you've all crammed into the launch together, never mind that you've all made good inroads into a couple of bottles of wine.

When John first came to Whatcom County, in 1981, he was thirty years old and, by most reckonings, a failure, living from hand to mouth as an occasional electrostatic-spray painter for the big shipbuilders of the Washington coast, making good money for a couple of months and then spending a whole season out of work.

Watmore made good ground, producing a couple of trademark hand-offs, and Merchant supported well to scorch over in the corner.

"I made good pitches and a couple of bad pitches.

("Shipping" refers to fans' belief that two characters would make a good couple).