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91. If I had the time and money and people, I'd do this every weekend, " the Oregonian reported Couch as saying."

92. The x-axis of the couch represents Maassen's brain waves in hertz, while the y-axis shows the amount of alpha activity as a percentage, and the z-axis is the time in milliseconds.

93. If you need a car, computer, new refrigerator, stove, new desk or couch, flat screen TV, or anything else high-tech or high-ticket, do your research this month but wait until mid-June to buy.

94. But that smile! It cut through the gloom of the battered wooden floor, the torn couch and the cobwebbed windows.

95. Relaxing starts by finding a comfortable place to do your nothing —a soft chair, a plush couch, a well-made, clean bed.

96. Biggie , remember when I used to let you sleep on my couch.

97. By an unfaltering truth, approach thy grave like one that wraps the drapery of his couch, about him, and lies down to pleasant dreams.

98. With practice, Kegel exercises for men can be done discreetly just about anytime — whether you're relaxing on the couch or driving your car.

99. If I forget this and bonk my head on the window and fall behind the couch in my attempt, I will not get up and do the same thing again.

100. After taking the hallucinogen, Dr. Martin put on an eye mask and headphones, and lay on a couch listening to classical music as he contemplated the universe.

101. You forgot the time parameter. Sit on the damn couch.

102. It could holds 10 pax, tea table which made of solid wood with the corium couch, the modern meeting room facilities from soup to nuts, special style let you feel sobriety and entirely free.

103. Just sitting on the couch together watching television is an excellent opportunity to physically touch each other, hold hands and get the romantic sparks flying.

104. Inside were a comfy couch and easy chairs, a tall fabric houseplant in a corner[http://sentencedict.com/couch.html], and a large high-definition television set atop a credenza.

105. We had a small side room with a slouchy couch and a television set.

106. My cousin would recline on a couch, and I would seize some opportunity of edging up to him.

107. Many retirees are couch potatoes who like popping cold beers and relaxing in front of their $2500 wide-screen high definition television set.

108. Look for an ottoman with built-in storage or a daybed that can work as a couch.

109. Yet judging by the stories I've heard from fellow couch surfers, the no-hook-up rule is broken all the time.

110. In Burns' 2002 update,[sentencedict.com] his couch potato portfolio obtained a 10.37% total return from 1991 to 2001. The average balanced fund returned 9.45%.

111. As they describe Capote's effervescent monologue, you can almost see him sitting on the beige cloth couch, legs crossed, waving his arms around as if starring in his own movie.

112. He put a stack of Ella Fitzgerald records on the hifi and settled on the couch with Sharon.

113. The clean-shaven gentleman on the couch, with the excellent posture, the pastel golf shirt, and that strangely chaste yet fiery look in his eye?

114. He hoped to feel better after each visit, but rarely did, even after a session with a Jungian analyst who fell fast asleep during his patient's "free association" on the couch.

115. He sat on the couch for a long time, clutching his reader, sipping his mulled cider, taking cookies from the tray on top of the bot's head.

116. They were going to slide off this bloody couch together, if she didn't.

117. On the other hand, some well-known canine couch potatoes include the Bulldog, Basset Hound, Chow Chow, Rottweiler and Saint Bernard.

118. The OED says "couch potato" originated as American slang, meaning "a pennon who spends leisure –time passively or idly sitting around, especially watching television or video tapes" .

119. Nothing, and I mean nothing, sends American liberals to the cliff's edge, the whiskey bottle or the shrink's couch like the perception that their team isn't returning fire.

120. He walked past the couch to the open window, and held up the drooping stalk of a moss-rose, looking down at the dainty blend of crimson and green.