Sentence examples for today's couples from inspiring English sources

Yet today's couples may be more comfortable being passionate than affectionate.

While today's couples may focus on registering for everything "new," it's a well-established wedding custom to pass along the family silver or other items of family heritage as a wedding gift.

For today's couples, "in sickness and in health" may seem less a lover's troth than an actuarial contract.

Other popular food preparation items include the NutriBullet and the George Foreman Grill, suggesting that quick, healthy food is more of a priority for today's couples.

The shortage of public day care centers, especially in cities, has made the cost and burden of parenthood so high that today's couples either have fewer babies or none at all.

Maybe today's couples should draw up one list of essential technology, one for fun eco-gifts like bee hives and Egglus, in case they decide to keep chickens, a "classic homeware" round-up for sparkling crystal stem ware, and top things off with a written demand for contributions to the honeymoon.

The post-date segments, where we get to discover what last week's couples thought of each other, could have been Take Me Out's redemption.

In every decade since the 1940's, couples with girls indeed divorced more often than those with boys, United States Census Bureau data showed.

This week's couple were Grace and Lindsay, a meek, softly spoken pair from Belfast.

They play a 1930's couple who want to marry, but don't have enough money.

But the robust economy of the mid-1990's, coupled with a boom in travel, led to a vast expansion.