Sentence examples for the couplings from inspiring English sources
noun
Act of joining together to form a couple
In particular, we generalize to the case of more than one coupling, and show that the couplings can be chosen such that they do not interfere.
The couplings reveal little about who these people are.
The couplings in "[sic]" are frequently furtive and dark.
One can only hope that some of the couplings were more entertaining than the movies.
The couplings have the feel of laboratory experiments during which desire is analyzed to death.
The rest of the couplings followed the same pattern as Tuesday.
There are many fine recordings of this masterpiece, and a final choice depends to some extent on the couplings.
The sex shown in the movie is so routine and passionless that the couplings look more like collaborative stretching exercises than soul-stirring erotic encounters.
Lesson seven, 'Eros', examines the couplings in Greek mythology between gods and human beings, prompted by a poem of Susan Mitchell's.
Hunt said the couplings would not be shown on screen but "it's clear what's going on". "It's incredibly exposing for the two key characters in it," she said.
The cold within had matched the cold without, and all along the train — like some sort of encampment — the fires burned above the couplings.
