Sentence examples for sensible mate from inspiring English sources
Bach's Contrapunctus XII, a mirror fugue (actually two fugues, the second an inversion of the first) was a sensible mate for Mr. Carter's fitful "Night Fantasies" (1980), an involved evocation of sleeplessness.
There are still places where the Bermuda bag is always the sensible mate to a Lily Pulitzer dress, where the girls all wear pearls, where the boys are named Bryce and where the guy in the L.L. Bean raglan pullover could easily be "The Housebreaker of Shady Hill".
Ideally this'd be someone's house, even more ideally the house of your most responsible mate, the one who makes you take your shoes off at the door and actually has a shoe rack, but if you're short on sensible mates, or friends in general, then a Wetherspoons will do.
Portsmouth city councillor Steve Wemyss said it would be "sensible" for Mr Mates to withdraw his candidacy, while Gosport borough councillor Graham Burgess said he should "stand down".
This was deemed an eminently practical and sensible way to choose a mate and breed a family.
It might seem sensible to allow a team-mate to steady the ball, but the laws prevent team-mates being inside the area when a penalty is taken.
may be more analogous to the Pence-Kaine matchup, at least to the extent that Pence is a sensible counterbalance to his less-polished running mate.
Therefore, a sensible presidential candidate shouldn't be selecting a mate on the basis of who can help him get elected.
PAGE A22 OP-ED DAVID BROOKS A sensible presidential candidate shouldn't be selecting a running mate on the basis of who can help him get elected.
McGovern chose as his running mate a senator called Thomas Eagleton - a sensible choice until it transpired a few days after the announcement that he had a history of mental illness and had been given electroshock therapy for depression.
