"They usually couch it in other words, like 'constitutional,' " she said.
It was hard to couch the feeling in any way but by using the only word that could take me away from my newborn.
It then proposes a framework in which to couch the various maintenance functions in an organization.
The correct move here was to couch the American defence of the right to blasphemy in the words of a hero of the non-aligned movement whom even the Egyptians might have to applaud, lest they piss off the Indians.
But our billboard contains yet another advanced grammar lesson, couched in its last word, "everyday". As I said, "everyday" is an adjective.
At these urban oddities, members get access to a quiet room or two full of desks, often with an adjacent eat-in kitchen, perhaps a couch — in other words, an office.
SAS, in other words, takes a relaxed approach toward controls; but the culture is allergic to couch potatoes.
The Bush family matriarch's explanation was couched in some kind words -- "He's by far the best-qualified man" -- but it was still blunt and candid and damaging in a way only a mom can be.
It irritates me so much to see advertising, couched in the most dignified words and euphemisms, encouraging "investing" in the most risky of financial instruments, such as commodities, limited partnerships, derivative, or collectibles.
A version of positivism applied to likelihoods would hold that if two theories assign the same likelihood values to all possible evidence claims, then they are essentially the same theory, though they may be couched in different words.
The statement by Mr. Trump, although couched in appreciative words for Mr. Xi, surprised and annoyed analysts in Beijing.
