Sentence examples for would couple from inspiring English sources

One would couple Mr. Blair as president with Olli Rehn, the E.U. enlargement commissioner, as foreign policy chief.

Thoughtful economists, including those advising Mr Obama, think the ideal fiscal package would couple short-term stimulus with medium-term consolidation.

This one, in three one-week sessions, would couple creative arts activities and language immersion, in French, Spanish or Chinese, all of which Ms. Galant studies.

As to the lack of a crisis backstop, it seems likely that one would be created if things got that bad.The second option would couple FHA with a backstop to be activated only at times of stress.

A sane approach would couple near-term federal spending with a credible plan for deficit reduction — a mix of tax increases and spending cuts — as the economic recovery takes hold.

But that is still a long way from opening travel to all Americans, which legislation in Congress would couple with an easing of restrictions on American farm exports to Cuba.

We lay in bed asking ourselves, 'Would couples we admire do this?' Probably not.

If money troubles put strain on marriages, why would couples break up more often when the economy is on the upswing?

I'd couple it with Movin' On Up by Primal Scream for the title lyric alone.

The Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill would allow couples, who can currently form civil partnerships, to marry.

How would a couple go about being married in Paris?