Couched

The physiotherapist couched her patient to relieve the back pain.

The chiropractor couched the patient and adjusted her spine.

The teacher couched her correction in positive reinforcement.

The thrilling adventure couched him with adrenaline.

The rollercoaster ride couched her with excitement.

The advertisement couched its message in patriotic language.

The news report couched the tragedy in respectful language.

The therapist couched her criticism in empathy and understanding.

The strong perfume couched me with a headache.

The author couched the novel's dark themes in poetic language.

The doctor couched her diagnosis in compassionate language.

The coach's criticism was couched in constructive feedback.

The loud music couched her with a ringing in her ears.

The speaker couched his words carefully to avoid offending anyone.

The soldier couched his weapon in preparation for battle.

The company couched the news of layoffs in vague terms.

The argument was couched in philosophical terms.

The writer couched her criticism in gentle language.

The bird's nest was couched among the branches of the tree.

The error was couched in a misleading statement.

The book couched the complex theory in relatable examples.

The hounds couched the elk after a long pursuit.

The hunters couched the hare with their pack of hounds.

The group of men couched the wild boar in the field.

She watched as the dogs couched the raccoon in the woods.

The hunters couched the wild boar until it was too exhausted to move.

The hunting party couched the boar in the woods.

The pack of dogs couched the deer for several miles.

They couched the hare until it could run no more.

The pack of dogs couched the fox in a nearby field.

They couched the moose after a long and tiring chase.

The hunting party couched the rabbit in the meadow.

He couched the deer until it was too tired to move.

The men couched rabbits for hours until they caught one.

The pack of hounds couched the coyote after a long chase.

She couched the baby in a comfortable position.

The baker couched the dough on the countertop before kneading it.

The musician couched the guitar on his lap before playing.

The construction worker couched the bricks in the foundation of the building.

The gardener couched the flower bed with fresh soil.

The teacher couched the book on the desk for the students to see.

The artist couched the sculpture in the center of the gallery.

She carefully couched her fragile pottery in bubble wrap before moving it to her new home.

The chef couched the delicate pastry in a pastry box.

The jeweler couched the precious diamond in a velvet-lined box.

The fashion designer couched the delicate lace fabric in tissue paper to keep it from snagging or tearing.

The scientist couched the fragile microscope slide in a glass cover slip to protect it from contaminants.

The artist couched the fragile sculpture in a wooden crate.

The computer technician couched the motherboard in anti-static packaging to protect it from damage.

The book collector couched the rare first edition in a protective slipcase to prevent dust and sun damage.